Will the Steelers have a bounce back season?

The Steelers were one game away from winning the AFC North last year and punch their ticket to the playoffs. But the Ravens won their last two games and the Steelers lost a crucial game in New Orleans in week 16 that put the Ravens ahead of the Steelers in the divison. The Steelers have had a crazy offseason. They traded their best wide reciever in future hall of famer Antonio Brown, and a top 3 running back in the game in Leveon Bell.

With the Steelers not having Bell or Brown this upcoming season they have a lot of holes to fill. A big hole is their defense, as the Steelers had a bottom tier defense in 2018 and they have done nothing to fix it. They do have James Connor to fill in for Bell who had a great year for his first full year as a starter, but he was also something other teams haven't seen on film yet which will change this upcoming season. They also have JuJu Smith Schuster to fill in for Antonio Brown which he posted big numbers and looked to be a number one reciever, but how will he do being doubled team all the time with the attention all on him with Brown gone?

Their is a lot of unanswered questions for the Steelers. If anything, they have gotten worse then last year roster wise. Their quarterback Ben Roethlisberger isn't getting younger as he will be 37 this upcoming season. They will have to rely on the draft, and young players to step up. This is a big 'what if' situation for the Steelers, and facing one of the toughest divisons in football with the much improved Browns with the newly aquired Odell Beckham Jr, and the Baltimore Ravens who potentially have the best secondary in the league, this could turn out to be a hard season to watch for Steeler fans.

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