Steelers could barely defend Packers with 11 men, so how did they end up with 10 on a 2

Once again, the Steelers employ one of the smallest coaching staffs in the NFL, but perhaps a new position can be included for next year: assistant head counter.

Maybe that will ensure the Steelers have the proper number of players on the field for each snap — it’s still 11; always 11 — and can avoid an embarrassment like the one they had in Sunday night’s 35-25 loss to the Packers when receiver Romeo Doubs caught a 2-point conversion pass with the nearest defender a whole P-I-T and then some away in the north end zone at Acrisure Stadium.

The Steelers only had 10 players on the field for what gave the Packers a field-goal lead early in the fourth quarter. When they scored again, they were up 10 thanks to that play, then later made it 16 so that when the Steelers finally snatched six poi