On Sunday, the Steelers suffered a 13-10 loss in Cleveland. The offense was once again the main reason for the defeat. In the first half, Pittsburgh failed to score any points. After tying the game 10-10 with a field goal, the offense only gained nine yards on two fourth-quarter possessions.

During a press conference in the locker room after the game, running back Najee Harris expressed his frustration with the unit’s performance. He blamed their predictability and suggested that opposing defenses could anticipate their plays. Harris also hinted at deeper issues contributing to their poor performances on the field.

Harris revealed his exhaustion with the situation and chose to focus on his own performance rather than speak for the entire team when asked about their mentality. Despite losing, the Steelers are still 6-4 and are currently contending for playoff spots in the AFC. However, Harris’ comments indicate that changes may be necessary for them to remain competitive in future games.