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The Pittsburgh Steelers spent the last week learning how much weight one word can carry.

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Jalen Ramsey addressed his previous comments regarding a "disconnect" with defensive coordinator Patrick Graham. Ramsey clarified on Friday that their disagreements are like arguments within a family, emphasizing that both sides share the same ultimate goals. The original comments came following a 27-24 defeat against the Cleveland Browns amid visible sideline frustration from players.
Following the Browns loss, head coach Mike McCarthy moved Graham from the coaches' booth down to the sideline. The adjustment paid off in a 34-22 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, with Ramsey stating that direct sideline communication enables defenders to quickly discuss adjustments and understand Graham's play-calling rationale without unnecessary delay.
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