The Steelers have their list of 53 men, but much remains to be done.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have completed the NFL preseason, which means the end-of-exhibition games are over. This means that the regular season is almost here and the news about black and gold is just starting to heat up. As the team prepares for the coming season, we continue to provide you with articles, commentaries and opinions that will help you get ready until the start of the season!

Today, in the article on black and gold links, we look at how, even though the Steelers have reduced their workforce to 53, there is still a lot of work to be done.

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• The Steelers currently have a list of 53 players, but there is still much to be done before the game of the 1st week against the New England Patriots.

Kevin Gorman's Take 5: Even after the Steelers cuts, Kevin Colbert has a hard time

By: Kevin Gorman, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Here are five moves the Steelers could make next week:

1. Expand Haden: Long-term hiring in a half corner corner might seem like a distorted priority, but the Steelers appreciate Haden.

It's not only their top-floor corner, but Haden is also leading in the locker room. And he showed that he still had a lot to do last season, especially against New England.

With a playoff spot in the balance, Haden had 12 tackles, two defensive passes and a key interception of Tom Brady in the red zone.

Colbert seems receptive to an extension and suggests Haden before the last preparatory game that the latter is also.

"What I can say is that we would like to see Joe Haden finish his career with the Steelers," Colbert told KDKA-TV. "We still have time to try something, but I think Joe would like to finish his career here.

"When both parties have the same agenda and the same goal, this is usually done. So, hopefully, we can solve this problem. "

Not only would this lock Haden, but it could free up a salary cap space for more moves.

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• Although it is not an official report, it seems that Ben Roethlisberger has actually emptied his weekly radio show for the 2019 season.

Ben Roethlisberger will not continue his weekly radio show

By: Mike Florio, ProFootballTalk

The Ben Roethlisberger radio show is no longer.

An informed source of the situation told PFT that the Steelers quarterback would not continue its weekly radio show on 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh.

The staple of Tuesday morning had become an appointment to listen to, thanks to Roethlisberger's habit of saying things that made the headlines, especially when he publicly criticizes his teammates. In a specific episode of last season, Roethlisberger criticized his former teammate Antonio Brown for being wrong pass. This criticism, as Roethlisberger has since admitted, has ruined the relationship between Roethlisberger and Brown.

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• The efficiency of Ben Roethlisberger must be better in 2019, and it could very well be on the agenda here in 2019.

Carter'S Classroom: Ben increases efficiency

By: Chris Carter, DKPittsburghSports

The main story you will hear from national sports experts about the Steelers is to wonder if they can survive without Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell in the offensive. The natural thought is that without the two superstars and comparable substitutes, the Steelers offense would be catastrophic.

But Ben Roethlisberger and Randy Fichtner are not ready to let that happen. Of course JuJu Smith-Schuster, James Conner, Donte Moncrief and James Washington are reasons to be optimistic about the offense, but it will not be just about talent. It's about efficiency.

Roethlisberger led the NFL in attempts (675), in yards to score (5,129) and interceptions (16). The Steelers think they can balance their attack with a more complicated racing game to limit their attempts and reduce the number of errors. But Fichtner is also preparing a crime that will open more recipients, regardless of their talent.

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