As has been their custom over the last decade, the Pittsburgh Steelers followed up what looked to be a signature win with a debilitating loss.

Their Week 9 victory over the first-place Indianapolis Colts had been the highlight of the season, as they became the first team to slow down the Colts' high-powered attack and registered five takeaways against quarterback Daniel Jones. As good as the Steelers looked on that day, they looked every bit as lost seven days later, totaling just 221 yards of offense in a 25-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.

This two-game stretch is a microcosm of the current Steelers franchise. They are far more competent than many of the teams that frequently reside at the top of the NFL Draft, but they have too many flaws to ever truly threaten the Sup

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