They have a lot of big names on offense, a loaded tight end room, and a run game that should be pretty darn good with a running back that fits the play-caller’s scheme perfectly, so can the Pittsburgh Steelers play like the 2020 Cleveland Browns’ offense?
The Athletic analyst Robert Mays believes that’s the best path forward for the Steelers this season under offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Appearing on The Mina Kimes Podcast earlier in the week, Mays stated that based on personnel and philosophy under Smith, the Steelers should be trying to play similar to how the Browns did during the 2020 season, which ultimately led to an upset of the Steelers in that AFC Wild Card matchup at then-Heinz Field.