Steelers sticking with Mitch Trubisky as QB1
While acknowledging Trubisky can be more aggressive with downfield throws, Tomlin said he is exercising patience with his quarterback and offensive coordinator.
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While acknowledging Trubisky can be more aggressive with downfield throws, Tomlin said he is exercising patience with his quarterback and offensive coordinator.
After a strong preseason, Pickens hasn't enjoyed a ton of production through his first two regular season NFL games. But he isn't getting down on himself.
In Week 2 against the Patriots, the Steelers' offense was anemic, averaging 4.2 yards per play.
Change the play calling? Put Kenny Pickett in? "I don’t know if significant changes are what’s required," Tomlin said of the offense.
The Steelers are facing criticism from the media and frustration from fans and it sounds like some plays may be equally upset with the way the offense is functioning.