It’s easy to talk to the talk. Much harder to walk the walk. So Mike Tomlin is skipping the first part, knowing that even if he painted the rosiest picture of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2024 offense, none of that matters when the ball is kicked off Sunday in Atlanta.
Meeting with reporters for his first Tuesday press conference of the season, Tomlin declined to give a rah-rah speech about the Steelers’ offensive potential.
“Those are just words and really at the end of the day, it’s somewhat meaningless,” Tomlin said via the team’s YouTube channel when asked if the offense had more “firepower” this year.