Any player or coach who is new to an organization this season is going to be at a disadvantage, for obvious reasons. It has only been within the past week or so that players and coaches have had the real opportunity to get together and start working on the grass in preparation for the 2020 season.
For the Pittsburgh Steelers, they don’t have a lot of new faces entering key roles, and their head coach and coordinators remain static from years past, but they did add a couple of key new members to the coaching staff at the positional level, including Ike Hilliard, who represents their fourth wide receivers coach in as many years.