Steelers’ Run Defense Woes Could Be Solved by Dexter Lawrence – Here’s How
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in desperate need of help on the defensive side of the ball. After a crushing 19-yard run allowed to the Seattle Seahawks during a pivotal third-and-goal play, it’s clear the team’s run defense is vulnerable. This moment highlighted just how urgently the Steelers must find a solution to their defensive woes.
The front seven has struggled due to injuries and questionable player assignments, especially with Keeanu Benton, who has been misused in a traditional nose tackle role despite being better suited for a 4-3 defensive tackle or a 3-4 defensive end spot. The Steelers’ defensive line, while strong, is lacking the disruptive force needed to stifle the run game.
Enter Dexter Lawrence. The 6'4", 340-pound defensive tackle from the New York Giants has established himself as one of the league's pre
The idea of adding Lawrence to the Steelers' defensive line has the potential to completely transform their run defense. Paired with
The Steelers are committed to improving their defense, and Lawrence could be the missing piece to push them back into elite territory. With the current run defense crumbling under pressure, it may be time for the Steelers to make a bold move and bring in the Pro Bowl-caliber talent they need to fix the problem.
Tucker Kraft ALMOST TAKES A DEVASTATING HIT TO SEASON—But He’s READY to Bounce Back Stronger Than Ever!
In a heart-stopping moment for the Green Bay Packers, standout tight end Tucker Kraft sent fans into a frenzy after injuring his left knee during Thursday’s practice. However, in a twist of relief, Kraft quickly reassured everyone that while the injury gave him “a little scare,” he is now fully prepared to move forward.
“It was a scare, no doubt,” Kraft said, addressing the concern after undergoing tests. “But I’m all good. It’s nothing serious, and I’m ready to get back out there. Nothing’s going to stop me now. I’m determined to keep pushing.”
Despite the initial concern following the knee injury, sources close to the team have confirmed that Kraft’s tests came back clean, and the injury appears to be nothing that will keep him sidelined for long. “I think he’ll be OK,” one source said, calming fears that Kraft’s presence would be missed for the upcoming games.
With Kraft being one of the brightest young stars in the Packers' offense, his quick recovery and determination to get back on the field are good signs for Green Bay’s playoff push. Kraft’s resilience and ability to shake off setbacks have earned him respect within the locker room, and he’s ready to continue making plays for his team.
“I’m not letting this slow me down,” Kraft added. “I’ve got a lot more to prove, and I’m just getting started.”
