Arthur Smith will bring big differences to the Pittsburgh Steelers offense. More play-action, more tight ends, and hopefully, more points. Those are all aspects heavily-discussed even before camp began, though it’s been furthered by what the team has done through the first five practices. One less talked about element he’ll revive is the running back screen game. So far, it’s been a staple of the Steelers’ short passing game.
Through the team’s first five practices, they’ve run a RB screen at least one per day. Based on my charting and notes, they’ve called nine total throughout the team’s 11 on 11 sessions.