We’ve harped on it the second Todd Haley was shown the door, Randy Fichtner stepping in to take over the offensive coordinator spot.
Fichtner will essentially be defined by the success, or lack thereof, of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ red zone offense. So far, so good. Like, really good.
Through five weeks, the Steelers rank second in the NFL in red zone percentage, the number of red zone trips that ended in a touchdown. They’re sitting at 78%, barely trailing the Seattle Seahawks for first place.