The Steelers improve to 5-2 after defeating the New Orleans Saints 16-10, but not everyone deserves to celebrate. Bobby Missos breaks down Pittsburgh's biggest winners and losers, from Jaylen Warren's dominant performance and Patrick Queen's defensive leadership to Troy Fautanu's struggles and an offense that continues to leave points on the field.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are 5-2 after defeating the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in Paris, but the final score doesn't tell the entire story.
In this episode of Locked On Steelers Hits, Bobby Missos breaks down the biggest winners and losers from Pittsburgh's latest victory.
Jaylen Warren put together one of his best performances of the season, Patrick Queen led the defense, and Keeanu Benton helped shut down the Saints' rushing attack. Pittsburgh held New Orleans to just 18 rushing yards on 17 attempts.
But despite the victory, several players struggled. Troy Fautanu had a difficult afternoon protecting Aaron Rodgers, Jalen Ramsey struggled in coverage, and Pittsburgh's offense managed just 16 points despite producing 343 total yards.
Who deserves the most credit for the win, and who needs to step up before the Steelers' next game?
00:00 — Steelers Beat the Saints: Winners & Losers
00:17 — Welcome to Locked On Steelers Hits
00:28 — Caramel Apple 5-hour ENERGY
00:43 — WINNER #1: Jaylen Warren Dominates
01:11 — WINNER #2: Patrick Queen Steps Up
01:25 — WINNER #3: Keeanu Benton & the Defensive Line
01:45 — Honorable Mentions: Payton Wilson & Darnell Washington
02:10 — Caramel Apple 5-hour ENERGY Sponsor Message
02:30 — LOSER #1: Troy Fautanu Struggles
02:55 — LOSER #2: Jalen Ramsey's Coverage
03:22 — LOSER #3: The Steelers' Offense
04:06 — DK Metcalf Needs More Opportunities
04:29 — Final Winners & Losers
04:45 — Final Thoughts & Steelers Nation Discussion
Jaylen Warren is becoming Pittsburgh's offensive identity.
Warren's 137 yards from scrimmage demonstrate how important he has become to the Steelers' success.
The Steelers' run defense is playing at an elite level.
Holding New Orleans to just 18 rushing yards is an impressive defensive accomplishment.
Pittsburgh's offense needs to finish drives.
The Steelers moved the football effectively but struggled to convert that production into touchdowns.
The secondary remains a concern.
Despite shutting down the Saints' rushing attack, Pittsburgh allowed Tyler Shough to complete nearly 79% of his passes.
Who was your biggest winner and loser from the Steelers' victory over the Saints?
Was Jaylen Warren the MVP of the game? Does Troy Fautanu deserve the most criticism? Or is Pittsburgh's red-zone offense the biggest problem?
Let us know your thoughts!
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