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Next Opponent: Bengals fixed their defense?
The Bengals come to Pittsburgh with a 2-0 record and are atop the AFC North. While many expect their offense to give them a chance to win every game, their defense has been a huge reason why they're off to a perfect start.
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: Jaylen Warren’s turn
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: Jaylen Warren’s turn
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: Joel Blomqvist’s non-chance
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: Joel Blomqvist’s non-chance
Friday Insider: Impact of Koivunen's deal ... Queen's future ... No faith lost in Kelly
Friday Insider: Koivunen's deal 'fires up' teammates ... Queen's future ... No faith lost in Kelly
DK's Daily Shot of Steelers: What I'd like to see
DK's Daily Shot of Steelers: What I'd like to see
DK's Daily Shot of Penguins: Anyone stepping up?
DK's Daily Shot of Penguins: Anyone stepping up?
DK's Daily Shot of Pirates: The real Paul Skenes
DK's Daily Shot of Pirates: The real Paul Skenes
Scout’s Eye: Slim chances
Scout’s Eye: Slim chances
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: Joey Porter’s back?
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: Joey Porter’s back?
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: Injuries, absences
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: Injuries, absences
Skenes reflects on a tumultuous season
Paul Skenes admits his 2026 season was a grind, and he understand the standard that he set over the last two years. But he thinks there was a lot of good and believes there's room for improvement heading into 2027.
Porter turning page from contract to playing
For the first time in the whole saga, Joey Porter Jr. sounds committed to playing without a contract extension. In addressing the media on Thursday at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex, Porter was solely focused on moving forward and getting ready to play.
Still seeking answers on the offensive line
The Steelers' offense is near the bottom of the NFL in a lot of stats through two weeks, and it began to appear Wednesday at practice as if real change is afoot, possibly beginning with the offensive line and the insertion of Brock Hoffman and/or Max Iheanachor.
DK's Daily Shot of Steelers: Pivoting points?
DK's Daily Shot of Steelers: Pivoting points?
DK's Daily Shot of Penguins: Older? Younger?
DK's Daily Shot of Penguins: Older? Younger?
DK's Daily Shot of Pirates: The dirty little secret
DK's Daily Shot of Pirates: The dirty little secret
Scout’s Eye: The Dynamic Trio
Scout’s Eye: The Dynamic Trio
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: About Aaron Rodgers
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: About Aaron Rodgers
DK’s Double Shot of Pirates: This winning streak
DK’s Double Shot of Pirates: This winning streak
DK's Daily Shot of Penguins: Why anoint Arturs Silovs?
DK's Daily Shot of Penguins: Why anoint Arturs Silovs?
Scout’s Eye: What about Omar?
Scout’s Eye: What about Omar?
Drive to the Net: They'd best keep open minds
This ain't it. And I'm fairly confident that, in stating such a thing, it'd be clear I'm not referring even remotely to the Penguins' 7-4 preseason loss to the Red Wings tonight here at PPG Paints Arena. At least not in any isolated or inflated way. The first real game's next Wednesday in Philadelphia, and neither this nor anything else in the interim counts.
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: Physical enough?
DK's Double Shot of Steelers: Physical enough?
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: Tomas Galvas’ turn
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: Tomas Galvas’ turn
DK’s Double Shot of Pirates: Any other change?
DK’s Double Shot of Pirates: Any other change?