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Former Steelers Goes Viral for Looking "Miserable" When Talking About Pittsburgh After the Game

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — September 19, 2025. Linebacker Mark Robinson, now with another AFC team, went viral after a postgame interview in which he looked visibly "miserable" while discussing his old home — the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Robinson, who left the Steelers earlier this year, was asked about Pittsburgh’s recent success and the challenge of facing Mike Tomlin’s defense. His answers quickly drew attention across social media as fans noticed his tone, body language, and the unmistakable longing in his words.

“Pittsburgh is where I have everything,” Robinson admitted quietly to reporters. “It’s not just a team — it’s family, it’s community. I felt the love and support there in a way I haven’t found anywhere else. My new chapter is important, but my heart is still in Pittsburgh.”

Those remarks, combined with his somber demeanor, spread quickly among Steelers Nation, with many interpreting them as a public wish to return to the Black and Gold.

Robinson’s time in Pittsburgh included key moments of growth during the 2023 and 2024 seasons, where he carved out a role as a physical, high-motor linebacker. Known for his relentless effort and gritty style, he embodied the "Steel Curtain" ethos, and his departure left a noticeable void in depth at the position.

Though he remains committed to his current team, Robinson admitted the transition hasn’t been easy:

“Pittsburgh isn’t just a city. It’s where I belong. The teammates, the fans, the locker room — I understood all of it. Starting fresh is tough, but I’ll always think of Pittsburgh as home.”

For Steelers fans, his emotional candor offered both a reminder of his impact and a glimpse of a possible reunion down the road.

“An athlete’s career is short, and you have to be where you’re happiest,” Robinson reflected. “For me, that was in Pittsburgh. And maybe one day, I’ll get the chance to wear that jersey again.”

Robinson’s words have fueled speculation among Steelers faithful about a potential homecoming. Whether or not that becomes reality, his viral interview showed one truth clearly: once you’ve been part of the Steelers family, it never truly leaves you.

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