The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to get things sorted out after an embarrassing performance against the Cincinnati Bengals. Although Pittsburgh is 4-2, which is good for first place in the AFC North, the Bengals gashed the Steelers\u2019 defense both on the ground and in the air, despite entering the contest having lost four games in a row after losing star quarterback Joe Burrow to a turf toe injury.<\/p>\n
Mike Tomlin, the Steelers\u2019 head coach, talked in his Tuesday press conference about the secondary not meeting his expectations to this point in the season.<\/p>\n
\u201cMike Tomlin says the Steelers\u2019 secondary \u2018certainly hasn\u2019t met my vision\u2019 yet to this point, but he\u2019s not panicking right now,\u201d team insider Nick Farabaugh reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n As much as Pittsburgh knows it has to improve its defense, the team is also trying to maximize its potential on offense, which requires some tough decision-making. As such, the Steelers have made the decision to part ways with a quarterback, losing his services for the rest of the season.<\/p>\n \u201cWe have terminated QB Logan Woodside from the Practice Squad,\u201d the franchise revealed from its official Twitter account.<\/p>\n We have terminated QB Logan Woodside from the Practice Squad. @BordasLaw<\/a><\/p>\n