
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a bit of an identity crisis.
Each year that passes, the franchise gets further and further away from its 1970s domination and closer and closer to perhaps the worst fate that can befall an organization: mediocrity. Not bad enough to miss the playoffs, but never good enough to win. Not bad enough to snag a franchise-changing No. 1 draft pick, but never good enough to inspire much confidence in fans.