Everybody in camp feels embarrassed about the egg-laying against Pittsburgh, and they should. But a little perspective is in order. First, the Steelers approached the game as something considerably more than just a preseason affair. It was the first game of head coach Mike Tomlin's much-anticipated tenure, and the Steelers were motivated to put on a good showing to mark the occasion. Early on, they even blitzed more than usual by preseason standards. The Saints were outgained in total yards (413-214); but when you clear away the smoke, their first-team offense played just eight snaps.