Steelers' Playoff Hopes Dim After Third Consecutive Loss

Coach Mike Tomlin Promises Changes as Team Struggles to Regain Momentum

Pittsburgh Steelers' playoff hopes are in jeopardy after a third consecutive loss, this time a 30-13 defeat against the Indianapolis Colts.
Steelers' coach Mike Tomlin promises changes after the team's dismal performance, hinting at a possible change in the starting quarterback position.
Colts' quarterback Gardner Minshew threw three touchdown passes, leading the Colts to victory despite the absence of several key players due to injuries.
Steelers' offense struggled to generate momentum, leading to quarterback Mitch Trubisky being replaced by Mason Rudolph in the fourth quarter.
Despite the loss, the Steelers are still mathematically in playoff contention, but their performance suggests they may not win another game this season.