NFL Power Rankings, Week 6: Rams continue to drop after Seahawks loss

27. Pittsburgh Steelers

First off, best wishes to Mason Rudolph after looking at that brutal hit suffered in Sunday’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens since the Pittsburgh Steelers and all football fans in general are concerned.

As for the game, for a team that has already been dealing with numerous struggles throughout the 2019 season, it was difficult to watch the Steelers come out on the losing end to the Ravens in overtime the way they did.

Just when it seemed like Pittsburgh was going to earn a win after a key defensive stop on Baltimore, JuJu Smith-Schuster fumbled the football at the worst possible time before Justin Tucker would go on to kick the game-winning field goal a few plays later.

So instead of the Steelers earning a second win of 2019 to keep the race in the AFC North even more interesting, the team now enters Week 6 sitting at 1-4 with a tough matchup on the road scheduled for Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers.

No matter who ends up playing under center for Pittsburgh, this game is going to be another tough challenge for Mike Tomlin’s squad, and could even result in the head coach watching his hot seat continue to heat up.

Despite all of the drama surrounding Antonio Brown on top of Ben Roethlisberger’s injury, this Steelers team is loaded with too much talent to be sitting with just one win to show for it.