The Steelers are off to a disappointing 1–4 start to the season and have already changed their quarterbacks from Mitchell Trubisky to rookie Kenny Pickett. However, that quarterback change didn’t help last week when the Bills beat Pittsburgh 38–3.
With the spotlight directly on second-year offensive coordinator Matt Canada, head coach Mike Tomlin still has belief in his assistant coach. However, Tomlin understands that the offense has to produce for everyone else to believe.
“I’m confident, but confidence means very little,” Tomlin said, via Pro Football Talk. “It’s what is on tape. We understand that. We understand the nature of your questioning. That’s just where we’re I’m at with it right now. I’m not changing for the sake of changing, I’m changing if I feel it produces a better-desired outcome in any area. We’re looking at those things, we’re open to those things but not in an effort to quell the masses.”
