Cam Heyward says the quiet part out loud when asked about what's gone wrong in the middle of the Steelers' defense

You can see on this touchdown that Wilson (No. 41) vacates the middle of the field and allows Henry straight up the seam for the TD. We will have to wait for the film and more quotes to provide clarity, but you can tell by the body language and reaction from Wilson and Queen that there was a mental error. Or to quote Heyward, someone not paying attention.

That's especially worrisome for Wilson. After starting the first two games, Wilson was replaced by Cole Holcomb to start the game, and he played sparingly on early downs. The Steelers did that in an effort to shore up their run defense after Wilson's early struggles.

The team still allowed over 100 yards rushing but most of those came from Drake Maye. He had 45 of their 119 yards on the ground, with a by-committee approach filling in the rest. Not to mention, Cole Holcomb had a forced fumble to kick off the turnover fest.

"I'm still pissed off. Some people might say we played good, I feel like it's a whole other level we can take it to. If we're clicking on all cylinders, that team don't score," said Queen after the game via Alan Saunders.

Queen is right, and that starts with figuring out the middle of that defense.