The Pittsburgh Steelers re-signed DL Montravius Adams this offseason on a two-year, $5.25 million contract. Having spent the past two-plus seasons here, he now gets to continue his career under head coach Mike Tomlin, whom he feels helped open some doors for him as a professional football player.
Jumping on the Gaelic Gridiron podcast, he talked about how Tomlin does things differently than sometimes other teams do. Specifically, Adams credits his head coach with trusting him and allowing him to play his own game. In turn, he learned to trust himself as a player, boosting his confidence, and enriching his game.