DeShon Elliott, the Pittsburgh Steelers' veteran safety, expressed regret over publicly airing frustrations about the team's defensive struggles following a 29-10 loss to Kansas City. Despite the disappointment, Elliott emphasized his love for the game and his teammates, recognizing the need to regroup quickly.

The Steelers, currently on a three-game losing streak, are facing mounting pressure as they prepare for their season finale against Cincinnati. Communication breakdowns in the secondary and questions about teammates' commitment have surfaced, raising concerns about the team's readiness for the playoffs.

Star linebacker T.J. Watt, recently named the team's MVP for the fifth time, acknowledged the team's struggles and the need to channel their energy positively. With the defense giving up over 400 yards per game, the Steelers must find solutions quickly to avoid a disappointing playoff exit.