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Either way, it leads to a contentious first “U mad, bro?” of the 2025 offseason. Let’s start with Brad. He appears to think I may be too hard on Mike Tomlin for not appreciating the fact ...

Jan. 2—The first "U mad, bro?" of 2025 appears to be very similar to what we saw a lot of in 2024: Pittsburgh Steelers fans complaining about the state of the team. Or, Steelers fans complaining ...

However, this week’s “U mad, bro?” appears to be focused on the franchise’s lack of a quarterback. Either way, it’s just as good. Whatever it takes. Vent. Get it out of your systems step ...

Footage appears to show Poultney shouting "are you mad, bro" as the officer attempts to hold him back. The footage then appears to show the 31-year-old put the arresting officer in a headlock, ...