The Pittsburgh Steelers fell apart over the last month of the 2024 season. Things were ugly, and the offense was disappointing. Given that the unit was on a hot streak before eventually falling off a cliff, Mike Tomlin’s team finished the year in extremely frustrating fashion. Both offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and QB Russell Wilson struggled to adjust to anything defenses threw at them during that stretch.
Recent reports have suggested there was a disconnect between the two, specifically in terms of changing plays at the line of scrimmage. The Pittsburgh Post Gazette’s Jason Mackey thinks the problems stem beyond Smith and Wilson though.