A quarterback in rhythm is a dangerous one.
Pittsburgh Steelers second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett is aiming to become just that thanks to the work he put in throughout the offseason with private quarterback coach Tony Racioppi in an effort to improve arguably his biggest weakness coming out of his rookie season: footwork.
While his footwork in the pocket wasn’t poor by any means as a rookie, it is an area he needed to improve on. Through a week of training camp, Pickett feels like he’s corrected those issues and is proud of the work he put in, he said to Sirius XM’s Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller on a recent “Movin’ The Chains” show.