Broussard forecasts losing season for Steelers in 2026

Analyst Chris Broussard has predicted a difficult year ahead for the Pittsburgh Steelers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He expects the team to finish with a losing record for the first time since 2003.

Chris Broussard stated on FS1’s First Things First that Rodgers will not have a great season with the Steelers. He added that the team will neither win a playoff game nor reach the postseason at all. Broussard described the outlook as a rough year and said the Steelers will finish under .500.

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