Mike Florio critiques Steelers' Super Bowl hype on Pro Football Talk
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 6:39 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
On August 4, Mike Florio criticized claims that the Pittsburgh Steelers are Super Bowl contenders during a Pro Football Talk episode. He argued that such assertions are unrealistic, noting a competitive AFC field with teams like the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals. Florio called the notion laughable, stating the Steelers' focus should instead be on competing for a playoff spot rather than championship aspirations. His co-host, Chris Simms, raised concerns about the team's roster and overall capabilities ahead of the upcoming season, suggesting that the Steelers are more fringe contenders than serious title threats.
- •Mike Florio questions Steelers' Super Bowl aspirations on Pro Football Talk.
- •Florio cites strong AFC competition as a reason for skepticism.
- •Chris Simms echoes concerns about the Steelers' roster and performance.
- •Florio emphasizes the need for realistic expectations regarding the team's prospects.
- 6:39 PMYahoo Sports — Mike Florio calls Steelers Super Bowl hype completely laughable
"Is Pittsburgh a real contender? Mike Florio and Chris Simms break down why calling the Pittsburgh Steelers a Super Bowl favorite is pure fantasy.
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