They collapsed at the end of last season and went splat in the post-season because they weren’t good enough on offense or defense.

That much was obvious against Philadelphia and Kansas City in December and especially against Baltimore in January.

But the Steelers also came to perceive themselves as a team that was lacking in leadership.

That, too, is apparent given some of the alternatives they sought while turning over the roster.

The two most obvious answers in that department are Jalen Ramsey and Aaron Rodgers.

They might wind up being the two most impactful Steelers this season.

Rodgers, by virtue of his status as the starting quarterback, knew leadership would be part of his role all along.

Rodgers, thanks in part to his obvious charisma and his unimpeachable resume, is up to i

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