Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson certainly didn’t light up the stat sheet in the team’s week 4 home loss to the New York Jets as he only caught two passes in that contest for 11 yards on four targets. Additionally, Johnson’s first target in that game against the Jets went off his hands and resulted in an interception and another target, a pass he caught in the endzone, was ruled to be out of bounds. As the Steelers now prepare to play the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, head coach Mike Tomlin was asked during his weekly show if there is anything that can be done to get Johnson back on track and thus more involved in the passing game.
Mike Tomlin Addresses Low Production From WR Diontae Johnson Against Jets
