Nobody is more aware of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ reputation in recent years against rookie quarterbacks than is defensive coordinator Keith Butler, who was, of course, Dick LeBeau’s linebackers coach during his long tenure here, and in that time, he proved to be a terror against passers working in their first seasons in the league.
The Steelers obviously have a rookie on their plate tomorrow when they travel of Philadelphia to try to get the best of rookie Carson Wentz, whose Eagles are 2-0—though they have not exactly faced the upper echelon of the league quite yet, and Pittsburgh’s defense will clearly be the biggest challenge faced thus far.