In his second year as Pittsburgh Steelers’ offensive coordinator, Arthur Smith got a new weapon to game plan for. In search of wide receiver help, the Steelers cannonballed into the deep end of the pool by trading for Seattle Seahawks WR DK Metcalf six days ago, a blockbuster deal that sent Seattle a second-round pick and gave Metcalf a $150 million contract. Now the highest-paid non-quarterback in franchise history, it’s up to Smith to ensure the Steelers get a great return on their marquee investment. While the two will get to know each other over the weeks and months, Metcalf already has an idea of what to expect from his new playcaller.
DK Metcalf Describes Arthur Smith’s Offense
