2. Offensive Flow
Last week dropped passes and turnovers early killed any momentum the Steelers might have had, and it was much like week one in Cleveland before that day they finally got going.
Historically in Baltimore the Steelers have a lot of trouble getting points on the board, and it would be great to see this unit which has been hampered the last few weeks get off to a quick start.
Using some screens and throwing downfield to the tight end might open up the field more for the likes of Le’Veon Bell, as in three weeks he’s not been the same back that people have expected the last few seasons.
In last seasons road loss to the Ravens, it took the Steelers three quarters to get moving before that memorable (not in a good way) onside kick that was a disaster.
It’s up to Todd Haley to get a gameplan set to get this offense in motion early and get an early lead against the Ravens.
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Jay
October 1, 2017 at 3:35 pm
I’m watching this steeler team in second half and all I see once again are penalties and more penalties! Steelers have this mo to move into red zone and then back up. By the way, saying the penalties are not on Tomlin is like saying a applied child’s parents are not at fault for their spoiled child. Tea-La-La….Teflon tomlin!
Jay
October 1, 2017 at 3:35 pm
*spoiled
Jay
October 1, 2017 at 3:43 pm
I will rip this team all year whether they are winning or losing as long as they are not performing up to expectations and so far this year, they have not!
Jay
October 1, 2017 at 3:48 pm
Roethlisberger sucks! For real for real! Can’t wait until he’s no longer our quarterback. Time for something new! The way he overthrew Bryant in 3rd and three on that deep ball is completely asinine and INEXCUSABLE! Hey big ass, go and retire already!