Quarterback Kenny Pickett and center Mason Cole react to the firing of offensive coordinator Matt Canada by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pickett sees it as a challenge for the offense to step up, while Cole believes it falls on all the coaches and players. Pickett doesn't expect a dramatic shift in the offense with quarterback coach Mike Sullivan taking over play-calling duties. Pickett expresses frustration with his own play but has the support of wide receiver Allen Robinson II and tight end Pat Freiermuth.
Kenny Pickett | QB
- Pickett sees the firing of offensive coordinator Matt Canada as a challenge for the offense to step up in the final seven games of the season.
- He expresses frustration with his own play this season.
- Pickett doesn't expect a dramatic shift in the offense with quarterback coach Mike Sullivan taking over play-calling duties.
Allen Robinson | WR
- Robinson expresses faith in Kenny Pickett and believes the offense needs to figure out how to get better as a group.
Pat Freiermuth | TE
- Freiermuth expresses faith in Kenny Pickett and believes the offense has the talent to turn things around.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- The firing of offensive coordinator Matt Canada is seen as a challenge for the offense to step up.
- Quarterback coach Mike Sullivan will take over play-calling duties.
- The team believes they have the talent to improve and turn things around.