as informed in usatoday
Steelers secondary giving up yards, but not big plays
Steelers secondary giving up yards, but not big plays
FILE - In this Dec. 17, 2015, file photo, Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Ross Cockrell (31), left, breaks up a pass intended for Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Chris Matthews (84) during the second half of an NFL football game in Baltimore.Through two weeks, the new-look Steelers secondary isn't making big plays, but it's not giving them up either.Rookies Sean Davis and Artie Burns are fitting in just fine and Ross Cockrell may be coming into his own after spending 2015 as a backup.
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in the same way cincyjungle
Film Room: Bengals' secondary holds its own against Steelers
Film Room: Bengals' secondary holds its own against Steelers
The Bengals lost to the Steelers on Sunday but the defense had a very good outing.They faced one of the hottest offenses in the NFL and one of the more deadly quarterback - receiver combos in football.Cincinnati also stopped the run until they ran out of gas, forcing Pittsburgh to punt eight times.
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coupled with post-gazette
On the Steelers: Is the Steelers secondary improved? Eyes, numbers tell different stories
On the Steelers: Is the Steelers secondary improved? Eyes, numbers tell different stories
A conundrum persists when trying to describe the Steelers secondary as improved after two games.The eyes say it is better than last season's.Statistics kept by the NFL say it is not.
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