Chris Halicke

Joined: Apr 23, 2024

Texas Rangers Insider. Husband and father. Lover of sports, The Office, and Lost.

Five Takeaways as Steelers Edge Colts 26-24

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The Steelers have led a conservative attack on offense this season. They should stretch the field against Miami.

The Steelers Have Their Starting Inside Linebackers in Williams and Bush

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The Pittsburgh Steelers defense is on the rise. The proper use of personnel could help the defense improve even more.

Inside the Numbers: Steelers Defense vs Dolphins Offense

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The Pittsburgh Steelers defense has been getting better every week in 2019. They're banged up, so how do they match up with Miami's offense?

Inside the Numbers: Steelers Offense vs Dolphins Defense

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The Pittsburgh Steelers take on the winless Miami Dolphins on Monday night. Take a closer look at how the offense could succeed against the Miami defense.

Film Room: Improvements in the Steelers' Running Game

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The Steelers' running game has lacked quality production this season. In the victory in Los Angeles, they may have turned a corner.

'Next Man Up' Becoming Mantra of 2019 Steelers

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The Pittsburgh Steelers are licking their wounds heading into their bye week. With Stephon Tuitt now out for the season, yet another Steeler will have to step up and fill a huge role.

3 players who stood out in the Steelers' much-needed win over the Chargers

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The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 24-17 on Sunday night, improving to 2-4 on the season.

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The Steelers signed Mark Barron in free agency to help add versatility to the middle of the defense. His play has been less than stellar, so we decided to take a closer look at the tape.

Inside the Numbers: Steelers defense vs Chargers offense

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The Steelers' defense is on the rise. How will they fare against a Chargers' offense led by Philip Rivers?

Inside the Numbers: Steelers offense vs Chargers defense

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In desperate need of a win, we’ll take a look at how the Steelers’ offense matches up against the Chargers’ defense.

The NFL should adopt the NCAA's 'targeting' rule to prevent helmet-to-helmet hits

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Illegal hits to the head continue to be a problem in the NFL. If the league wants to get drastic with preventing them, they need to implement drastic policies.