Steel Curtain Network: A Pittsburgh Steelers podcast

Things continue to frustrate fans in Pittsburgh as the Steelers fall to 2-2 in a heartbreaking loss to the divisional rival Cleveland Browns. Can this team rebound, or will we start to see more of the same?

Join host Philly G as we break down all of this and more on today's episode of Black and Bold.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to the Cleveland Browns, and now the question is simple: why did they lose, and what has to change moving forward?

On this episode of State of the Steelers on Steel Curtain Network, we break down what went wrong in Cleveland, including the missed tackles, defensive issues, offensive inconsistencies, and the moments that ultimately cost Pittsburgh the game.

We also discuss the Joey Porter Jr. situation and trade, why the timing of the move raises questions, and whether the Steelers could have gotten more value by waiting.

Plus, we get into the sideline exchange between Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy, whether there are legitimate communication concerns on offense, and what Pittsburgh needs to clean up before these issues become bigger problems.

Finally, we take a look around the AFC North, where the Steelers currently stand, and why the upcoming rematch with Cleveland could become a huge game in the division race.

Topics include:

• Steelers vs. Browns reaction

• Why Pittsburgh lost

• How the Steelers can improve

• Missed tackles and defensive struggles

• Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy sideline argument

• Joey Porter Jr. trade reaction

• Steelers secondary concerns

• AFC North standings

• Browns, Ravens and Bengals outlook

• What Pittsburgh needs to fix next

Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you believe was the biggest reason the Steelers lost.

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There are plenty of Pittsburgh Steelers fans who would suggest the team lost twice this past week. First, the trade of Joey Porter Jr. to the Dallas Cowboys, and then the actual loss to the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night.

Either way, fans who are looking for some hope might have to continue to sift through the rubble of the last 48-72 hours.

To do so, hosts Jeremy Hritz and Jim Wexell break it all down on the latest episode of the Steel City Insider podcast.

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Tap-in Friday night with the Homies, we’re giving our collective opinions on last night’s AFC North Turnpike Rivalry between the Steelers and Browns. Breaking down the other two games this weekend featuring AFC North teams and making our weekly picks on the rest of the NFL schedule.

We talking ball y’all on the Homies Podcast, listen on the Steel Curtain Network.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped their Week 4 game to the Cleveland Browns on Thursday Night Football 27-24. What can you chalk the loss up to?

How about game management and plain execution.

That's the topic of the latest Steelers Chalk Talk podcast with Coach Kevin Smith as he breaks it all down.

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