If you think it’s frustrating to watch this Pittsburgh Steelers offense, imagine playing in it. As we’ve seen quite clearly this week, there is an increasing level of aggravation emanating from the locker room about the state of the unit. It’s becoming more and more visible, and showing up in more places among more people.
Indeed, according to Mark Kaboly of The Athletic, there was a point in the second half of their loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday in which T Broderick Jones intervened when WR Diontae Johnson was going after a member of the coaching staff.