How Steelers coaches put their fingerprints on the offense with Matt Canada gone
New York TimesPITTSBURGH — When the Pittsburgh Steelers broke from tradition and fired offensive coordinator Matt Canada in-season, it was fair to wonder how much the offense could realistically evolve in one week. “But that’s football.” GO DEEPER Without Matt Canada, Steelers' Kenny Pickett looked like a different QB. It’s probably too early to celebrate, especially because the Bengals’ defense allows an average of 389.3 yards per game and the Steelers converted just one of four red zone trips into touchdowns. GO DEEPER With Pat Freiermuth healthy and Matt Canada out, Steelers unlock the middle of the field On the first play of the game, the Bengals showed a two-deep coverage. “We can all line up in different areas.” One of the best @steelers offensive performances of the season: Kenny Pickett: 24/33, 278 pass yards Najee Harris: 15 carries, 99 rush yards, 1 TD Pat Freiermuth: 9 catches, 120 receiving yards pic.twitter.com/fBuUhVtvqX — NFL November 27, 2023 Attacking opponent weakness I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Harris.