Steelersfan43
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JuJu Smith-Schuster will be the Steelers’ primary option in the passing game. That is a much different role than he played last year, and there are valid questions to be asked about whether he is ready for it.
Those discussions are interesting, but Smith-Schuster isn’t the most important player in the offense. James Conner is — well, some combination of Conner, Jaylen Samuels and Benny Snell. And how well they do their job — or perhaps more accurately, how many opportunities they get to do their job — will likely go a long way toward making Smith-Schuster’s job easier.
The Steelers need to run the ball more than they did in 2018. They need to be more balanced than they were in 2018. They need to be able to impose their will physically more in short yardage situations than they did in 2018.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not some old fogy with an archaic view of the good old days of “you pass to score, you run to win!” I am also not advocating the Steelers go to a “three yards and cloud of dust” offensive philosophy or that they even run and pass equally. All of those ideas are outdated and football is indeed a passing game these days, and given the way the rules are, it always will be.
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The steelers need maybe more balance but at the same time,the steelers had many other problem as the field position(last in the NFL on offense)the defense,the kicking game and others things.
Those discussions are interesting, but Smith-Schuster isn’t the most important player in the offense. James Conner is — well, some combination of Conner, Jaylen Samuels and Benny Snell. And how well they do their job — or perhaps more accurately, how many opportunities they get to do their job — will likely go a long way toward making Smith-Schuster’s job easier.
The Steelers need to run the ball more than they did in 2018. They need to be more balanced than they were in 2018. They need to be able to impose their will physically more in short yardage situations than they did in 2018.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not some old fogy with an archaic view of the good old days of “you pass to score, you run to win!” I am also not advocating the Steelers go to a “three yards and cloud of dust” offensive philosophy or that they even run and pass equally. All of those ideas are outdated and football is indeed a passing game these days, and given the way the rules are, it always will be.
More
https://www.post-gazette.com/sports..._medium=social&utm_source=twitter_PGSportsNow
The steelers need maybe more balance but at the same time,the steelers had many other problem as the field position(last in the NFL on offense)the defense,the kicking game and others things.
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