The Pittsburgh Steelers aren’t the flashiest team in the NFL. They never have been.
Instead, they pride themselves on playing physical, disciplined football — the kind that wins games in the trenches and demands toughness from every position group. But even the most hard-nosed teams need a playmaker, someone who can flip the field and make a game-changing play when everything seems to stall.
That’s exactly why the Steelers invested in DK Metcalf this offseason.
Heading into the season, there was a lot of discussion about whether Metcalf would fit in Arthur Smith’s offense — a system built around the run game and short passing concepts.