Steelers restricted free agent and leading rusher Jonathan Dwyer had the unfortunate stigma of being caught on camera pulling his jersey - an indication he's requesting to be removed from a game. He says it's what the running backs were told to do.
It's fair to challenge the Steelers' offensive line, even if they've only had one year under Todd Haley and now have a new OL coach. It's equally fair, considering the roster moves looming, to question if their best lineman is in the right spot.
One of the most fiercely contested position competitions of training camp, will also be one of the most important positions on the roster. Pittsburgh needs to pick a punter.
The ball is finally in the hands of a player few would have thought would have lasted this long in the NFL. Where he takes it, and what he does with it, is up to him.
One of the more intriguing storylines heading into the 2013 season is which young tackle the Steelers will start on the left side, Mike Adams or Marcus Gilbert.
An unnamed teammate says Steelers outside linebacker LaMarr Woodley "was awful" in 2012, and says the team didn't think he was in shape.
Age and injury are catching up with James Harrison. He's got a big contract, the Steelers are desperate for cap space, and Jason Worilds is ready to start. Easy call right? Not so fast. The Steelers should know. They've been here before....
To prevent a complete offensive implosion, the Steelers could decide to jettison the consistent defense which has carried them up until now.
Who will the Steelers release? With a slew of big-name cuts coming (and have already happened), fans can expect a few roster moves in the near future.
The former sixth-round draft pick turned top receiver is already in Pittsburgh, getting his body ready for the grueling requirements of carrying an NFL franchise back to the top
