In a stunning revelation, a deep dive into the Pittsburgh Steelers’ historical data has uncovered a jaw-dropping statistic that suggests the team is on the verge of a major breakthrough.
According to NFL analyst, Zach Kram, the Steelers have an astonishing 87.5% chance of making the playoffs this season, based on a peculiar trend that has emerged over the past two decades.
Here’s the crazy stat: Since 2002, every time the Steelers have finished with a losing record, they have bounced back with a winning season the following year.
That’s right, folks! In the Mike Tomlin era, the Steelers have never had back-to-back losing seasons. And with the team coming off a disappointing 9-8 record last year, the odds are heavily stacked in their favor.
“This stat is not just a coincidence,” said Kram. “It speaks to the Steelers’ organizational stability, their ability to adapt and make adjustments, and their commitment to excellence. They have a proven track record of bouncing back from adversity, and I firmly believe they will do it again this season.”
Steelers fans, are you ready to put this stat to the test? With a revamped roster, a healthy Kenny Pickett, and a favorable schedule, the stage is set for a big season in Pittsburgh.
Will the Steelers continue their remarkable trend and make a deep playoff run? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: this stat has given Steelers Nation a renewed sense of optimism and excitement for the upcoming season
