If complaints were currency, the coffers of the Church of the Pittsburgh Steelers would be overflowing this year just through the collection plate contributions in former offensive coordinator Matt Canada’s name.
Fired after two-and-a-half seasons on the job, Canada’s tenure with the team will certainly be remembered with a certain level of infamy, though its ultimate legacy is yet to be written. That will be tied to QB Kenny Pickett and what he does next.
We don’t know what that will look like, but we know what his first year-and-a-half has looked like. And we know what the offense as a whole has looked like during that time.