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Anonymous sources blasting teammates. ... Players apparently out of shape and not focused on winning. ... Defensive gurus exhibiting delusional behavior.
Your 2012 New York Jets? Nope. This is a sudden and stunning review of the state of affairs for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Members of this supposed model franchise are bickering, calling each other out, flocking to radio and television shows in a fashion that would make the Jets blush.
It's all pretty revealing and alarming.
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