In the grand scheme of things, preseason results for a team don't matter. One month into the regular season, nobody remembers the record of their favorite team.

But individual results? They matter a great deal.

And that's definitely something to take out of Saturday night's 17-14 preseason loss by the Steelers to Tampa Bay at Acrisure Stadium.

Yes, the Steelers lost the game. But given the fact they were sitting a number of front-line players - as were the Bucs - it's not all that important.

What the Steelers' coaching staff did need to see, however, was some solid play from younger players looking to make a mark on this year's roster. And in this game, the Steelers got to see that.

Though the Bucs held out a number of starters, they did have their starting secondary in place. That di

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