The Pittsburgh Steelers wrapped up their season with the biggest press conference of the year - Art Rooney II's. 

During the small local media session, Rooney spoke about everything from coaching changes, coaching decisions to stay, the NFL Draft approach, big splashes coming, and plenty of other major offseason topics.

Walking away from the meeting, three headlines felt higher on the priority list than any others. One had to do with the coaching staff, and the other two gave pretty straightforward direction on how the Steelers plan to improve their team this offseason. 

How the Steelers feel their team shapes up in 2023 is different from what many were expecting. It's good news for Pittsburgh and those looking for bigger success this upcoming season. Still, not the approach All Steelers was expecting to hear. 

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