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Coach Mike Tomlin expressed disappointment in the Pittsburgh Steelers' performance in their 30-7 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. The Steelers struggled on third downs, converting only 5 of 15 attempts, and failed to establish a rhythm or ground game. Quarterback Kenny Pickett acknowledged the team's lack of execution and miscommunication with receivers. Despite the loss, Pickett and running back Najee Harris remain optimistic about the team's ability to rebound.
- The Steelers struggled on third downs, converting only 5 of 15 attempts.
- The lack of execution and miscommunication with receivers contributed to the offensive struggles.
- Quarterback Kenny Pickett threw two interceptions and was sacked five times.
- Running back Najee Harris remains optimistic about the team's ability to rebound.
Kenny Pickett | QB
Pickup
- Pickett acknowledged the team's lack of execution and miscommunication with receivers.
- He threw two interceptions and was sacked five times.
- Pickett played his best in the two-minute offense just before halftime, orchestrating a 95-yard drive.
- Despite the loss, Pickett remains optimistic about the team's ability to rebound.
Najee Harris | RB
Pickup
- Harris had 31 yards on six carries in the game.
- He remains optimistic about the team's ability to rebound from the loss.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- The Steelers struggled on third downs, converting only 5 of 15 attempts.
- The lack of execution and miscommunication with receivers contributed to the offensive struggles.
- Quarterback Kenny Pickett threw two interceptions and was sacked five times.
- Running back Najee Harris remains optimistic about the team's ability to rebound.
San Francisco 49ers
- The 49ers converted on 6 of 13 third downs.
- The Steelers' lack of plays in the first half prevented the offense from establishing a rhythm or ground game.