Black & Yellow | Pittsburgh Steelers M26

[James]

Need a BTA here.

[Caesar]

Bet not lose to another good team or we’re gonna have to start asking some uncomfortable questions about this team.

[redsox907]

Take care of business and win

ay ay capn

We lie, we cheat, we steel. Send those boys home

Need a BTA here.

feeding families with this bta

Bet not lose to another good team or we’re gonna have to start asking some uncomfortable questions about this team.

you still salty about the Denver win

[redsox907]

Our Time Is Now - Steelers Steamroll Chiefs At Arrowhead


DK Metcalf hurdling his way to the endzone to stretch the lead to 35-0 after a 3rd Chiefs turnover to open the 2nd half.

ScoringSummary

Team	Q	Time	Play	Pittsburgh	Kansas City
	1st	4:40	Quinshon Judkins, 1 Yd Run	7	0
	1st	0:38	Ryan Williams, 19 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson	14	0
	2nd	8:45	Quinshon Judkins, 1 Yd Run	21	0
	2nd	5:32	DK Metcalf, 28 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson	28	0
	3rd	8:32	DK Metcalf, 4 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson	35	0
	3rd	3:36	Harrison Butker, 42 Yd FG	35	3
	4th	8:40	Keaton Mitchell, 9 Yd Run	42	3
	4th	3:04	Makhi Hughes, 22 Yd Pass From Patrick Mahones	42	10

Kansas City, MO. - The Pittsburgh Steelers heard the talk all week. They got lucky last year. They didn't really win the AFC Championship Game, Kansas City just ran out of time.

Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium, under the bright lights of national television, the Steelers delivered their response.

"We heard the talk all week, we got lucky last year. We didn't win, Kansas City just ran out of time," Mike Tomlin said emphatically after the game, visibly energized after watching his defense dominate Patrick Mahomes in a 42-10 dismantling. "But to be the best, you got to beat the best."

He paused, then added with a smile: "What's their excuse now?"

The Steelers operated like a team on a mission from the opening kickoff. Pittsburgh marched down the field on the game's first possession, consuming nearly six minutes of clock before Quinshon Judkins plunged in from a yard out for the early 7-0 lead.

Kansas City, by contrast, looked completely out of sync. Their first drive was disjointed at best, ending in a quick three-and-out after a Derrick Harmon sack, one of five on the afternoon for the resurgent "Blitzburgh" defense.

The Steelers marched right back down the field, taking whatever they wanted from the NFL's fifth-ranked defense. Anthony Richardson found Ryan Williams slashing open on a crossing route for the rookie's ninth touchdown of the season, extending the lead to 14-0.

Then the Chiefs completely unraveled.

Patrick Mahomes threw an ugly interception to Joey Porter Jr., an overthrow that was nowhere near Xavier Worthy. On the very next drive, receiver Anthony Evans III finally sparked the Chiefs' offense with a 20-yard reception — then promptly fumbled after a hit from safety Ji'Ayir Brown.

The Steelers capitalized on both turnovers, converting them into touchdowns and starting a perfect 4-for-4 on their opening offensive possessions.

The Chiefs' defense eventually made an impact, forcing a red-zone interception when defensive lineman George Karlaftis dropped into coverage and picked off a Richardson screen pass. Later, they forced a Richardson fumble to give Mahomes another chance. But the magic never materialized.

By the end of the first half, Pittsburgh led 28-0, and the rout was on.

"We talked about it pregame, wanting to get off to faster starts," a dejected Andy Reid said after the game. "We didn't do that and against an offense as potent as theirs, you can't expect the defense to corral them for long."

Kansas City received the second-half kickoff trailing 28-0, offering one last chance at a miraculous comeback.

Instead, the Steelers delivered another knockout punch.

Rookie tight end Trey'Dez Green hauled in a 25-yard completion from Mahomes and, in an effort to gain more yardage, tried to hurdle Brown. The safety forced his second fumble of the game, and any hope of a Kansas City rally died on the spot.

On the ensuing drive, DK Metcalf hurdled cornerback Trent McDuffie for his second touchdown of the day, and the Steelers coasted to a 42-10 victory that wasn't even that close.

After the game, the Steelers' official X account posted a clip from "Black Panther" showing Killmonger standing over T'Challa, with Anthony Richardson's and Patrick Mahomes' faces superimposed over the actors. Killmonger's line echoed through the video: "This is your king?!"

The message was clear: The Steelers are on top, and they don't plan on relinquishing their crown anytime soon.


Anthony Richardson | 17/25, 268 Yds, 3 TD, INT; 7 Att, 61 Yds
Patrick Mahomes | 22/32, 203 Yds, TD, INT; 3 Att, 31 Yds

Quinshon Judkins | 18 Att, 53 Yds, 2 TD
Isiah Pacheco | 5 Att, 21 Yds

DK Metcalf | 6 Rec, 108 Yds, 2 TD
Xavier Worthy | 6 Rec, 56 Yds

CB Joey Porter Jr | 7 Tkl, INT, FR
SS Ji’Ayir Brown | 7 Tkl, 2 FF
EDGE TJ Watt | 4 Tkl, 4 TFL, 1.5 Sacks
MLB Nick Bolton | 10 Tkl, 2 TFL, FF, FR
MLB Anthony Hill Jr | 7 Tkl, 2 TFL
EDGE George Karlaftis | Tkl, INT

[djp73]

:shmurda:

[Soapy]

Humphrey a hoe, glad he got cooked

[Captain Canada]

Maybe its my lack of attention that I pay, but I cannot remember the last time you scored less than 40

[The JZA]

Patrick Gohome

[redsox907]

:shmurda:

Humphrey a hoe, glad he got cooked

Maybe its my lack of attention that I pay, but I cannot remember the last time you scored less than 40

we've only put up 40+ three times this season, but have never scored under 30

Patrick Gohome

WE RUN THIS SHIT NOW

[redsox907]

2027 - Week Eleven Preview

Pittsburgh Steelers (8-1)
90 Overall // 91 Offense // 89 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 40.7 (1st)
Pass Yards: 264.5 (6th)
Rush Yards: 189.7 (1st)
Defensive Points Per Game: 21.4 (13th)
Opp Pass Yards: 196.4 (2nd)
Opp Rush Yards: 91.2 (10th)

San Francisco 49ers (6-3)
86 Overall // 87 Offense // 85 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 23.1 (16th)
Pass Yards: 205.0 (27th)
Rush Yards: 90.5 (24th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 22.7 (14th)
Opp Pass Yards: 257.2 (25th)
Opp Rush Yards: 83.8 (6th)

Pittsburgh Steelers                                         San Francisco 49ers
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Cincinnati (2-7) W 49-28                    | Week 1       | Cleveland (1-8) W 17-6
Denver (5-4) W 31-28                        | Week 2       | @ Los Angeles (N) (9-0) L 14-44
@ Los Angeles (A) (5-6) W 34-31             | Week 3       | Indianapolis (2-8) W 27-18
Las Vegas (5-5) W 36-13                     | Week 4       | Detroit (6-4) W 29-14
@ Arizona (3-6) W 38-13                     | Week 5       | Atlanta (3-6) W 21-7
Cleveland (1-8) W  52-14                    | Week 6       | @ Green Bay (6-4) W 28-24
BYE                                         | Week 7       | @ Baltimore (8-1) L 14-23
Baltimore (8-1) L 42-34                     | Week 8       | Seattle (4-5) W 34-20
@ Indianapolis (2-8) W 49-14                | Week 9       | @ Cincinnati (2-7) L 24-29
@ Kansas City (7-3) W 42-10                 | Week 10      | BYE

Pittsburgh Steelers                                          San Francisco 49ers
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N/A                                                   | INJ | LB Nick Martin (80) Back Strain (Week to Week)
N/A                                                   | INJ | EDGE Mykel Williams (85) Torn Labrum (1-3 Weeks)
N/A                                                   | INJ | WR George Pickens (86) Broken Ribs (1-3 Weeks)

Pittsburgh Steelers                                               San Francisco 49ers
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Anthony Richardson 191/285 (67%), 2,479 Yds, 27 TD, 8 INT | QB  | Brock Purdy 159/235 (67%), 1,845 Yds, 17 TD, 5 INT
Anthony Richardson 47 Att, 563 Yds, 3 TD                  | QB  | Brock Purdy 22 Att, 66 Yds
Quinshon Judkins 69 Att, 457 Yds, 9 TD                    | HB  | Christian McCaffrey 100 Att, 389 Yds, 5 TD
DK Metcalf 55 Rec, 906 Yds, 9 TD                          | WR  | George Pickens 33 Rec, 407 Yds, 3 TD
Ryan Williams (R) 53 Rec, 578 Yds, 9 TD                   | WR  | Brandon Aiyuk 24 Rec, 353 Yds, 5 TD
SS Ji'Ayir Brown 48 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks, INT              | DEF | LB Nick Martin 93 Tkl, 7 TFL, Sack, INT
EDGE TJ Watt 38 Tkl, 25 TFL, 12.5 Sacks                   | DEF | DT Alfred Collins 38 Tkl, 9 TFL, 6 Sacks
MLB Patrick Queen 45 Tkl, 14 TFL, 10 Sacks                | DEF | DT John Walker (R) 14 Tkl, 4 TFL, 4.5 Sacks
CB Joey Porter Jr 35 Tkl, 3 INT                           | DEF | CB Deommodore Lenoir 55 Tkl, TFL, 3 INT