Winning 24-17 over the Chargers at Dignity Health Sports Park Sunday night featured a Steelers' defense that carried the team to victory. That performance from Keith Butler's crew featured three turnovers, including a fumble returned for a touchdown.
They also shut out the Chargers for three quarters, allowing for the Steelers' offense to score 17 points on the road and build a lead they would not relinquish. But what helped them pitch that shutout was a mix of defensive looks that confused Phillip Rivers and made it difficult for him to adjust until late in the game.
Let's breakdown some of those disguised looks that led to their success:
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