The Killer B\u2019s era of Pittsburgh Steelers football was as disappointing as it was entertaining. Even as Ben Roethlisberger, Le\u2019Veon Bell, Antonio Brown and Martavis Bryant were lighting up the scoreboard on offense, the team never got over the hump to win a championship.<\/p>\n
For one unheralded member of the team, it still remains a mystery to this day how those teams were never able to reach a Super Bowl.<\/p>\n
\u201cI was on some of the best squads there. We should have been to at least one Super Bowl,\u201d said former Steelers long snapper Kameron Canaday on the Run the Rack Outdoors Podcast<\/a>. \u201cMy first year there was 2017. We had the three B\u2019s: L. Bell, AB and Ben. Martavis Bryant. We were stacked on offense. We had probably one of the best o-lines in the league with Dave DeCastro, Maurkice Pouncey, Al Villanueva, Ramon Foster. Those guys were just veteran beasts.\u201d<\/p>\n Canaday joined the Steelers in 2017 and won the starting long snapping job by beating out rookie draft pick Colin Holba. It was Canaday\u2019s second NFL season after playing three games for the Arizona Cardinals in 2016 but being released after multiple bad snaps.<\/p>\n Canaday joined a Steelers team that was coming off an AFC Championship game loss the previous season. Despite posting a 13-3 record in the regular season and securing the number two seed in the AFC playoffs, the Steelers lost their first playoff game 45-42 against the Jacksonville Jaguars<\/a> in the divisional round.<\/p>\n \u201cWe had no business losing to those guys,\u201d Canaday said of the Jacksonville loss. \u201cThat was a heartbreaker.\u201d<\/p>\n While that Jaguars team had a great defense, the disappointing part of the loss was allowing 45 points to an offense led by Blake Bortles. Leonard Fournette was also unstoppable on the ground, racking up over 100 yards rushing and scoring 3 touchdowns.<\/p>\n