Steelers Podcast: Breaking down the Steelers dominating win

over Atlanta The Pittsburgh Steelers are finally playing games that actually count! With a surge of Steelers news Cheap Sutton Smith Jersey , it was time to get back on the airwaves and discuss the Black-and-gold.Take a look at the rundown for the latest episode of the BTSC podcast The Steelers Post-Game Show. On this show Jeff Hartman and co-host Lance Williams break down all things Steelers from the game that was!Check out the rundown of the show:News and NotesInjuriesMost complete win of the seasonWhat does this tell us about the Steelers?Talking what’s aheadand MUCH MORE!Jeff Hartman, editor of BTSC, and Lance Williams walk you through everything you need to know regarding the Black-and-gold.If you haven’t heard Jon Bostic Jersey , we have a YouTube channel, and the main reason for this is to increase the sound quality on our shows. But if you’re a visual learner you can watch the show below. Be sure to subscribe to our channel!If you missed the live show, be sure to check out all episodes on the following platforms:Apple Users: CLICK HERESpotify: CLICK HEREGoogle Play: CLICK HEREIf you’re old-school and just want the audio Carnell Lake Jersey , you can listen to it in the player below. Mike Tomlin says letting Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell leave for two other teams is just part of the business of football.Asked if there’s any disappointment that the Steelers couldn’t make it work with two great players, Tomlin answered, “There is Ernie Stautner Jersey , but that’s life and that’s business.”Tomlin continued that the Steelers will move on without them and be fine.“We as an organization have moved on,” Tomlin said. “I think they as professionals have moved on. We’re excited about the formulation of our team for ’19. We appreciate the contributions that they gave us when they were part of us, but the reality is they are no longer that Joe Haden Jersey , so we’re focused on the guys that we work with.”That’s about all that Tomlin can say at this point. The Steelers are going to have to move on, without two players who were once their top two offensive playmakers.