The Steelers’ offense hasn’t blown the doors off anyone during training camp so far, but there are glimpses of potential. Working with a new quarterback, top receiver, running back, tight end, and reconfigured offensive line, there are a lot of adjustments for them to make. Although the process has not looked pretty, they are starting to see results, Pat Freiermuth believes.
Speaking about the Steelers’ offense struggling with the two-minute drill at the end of yesterday’s practice, Freiermuth said they will continue to build from that. “We wish it ended differently, but we’re working toward the end goal of Week 1 and being able to execute”, he said, via the team’s website.