Pittsburgh Steelers Fire Offensive Coordinator Matt Canada Amid Offensive Struggles

The move comes as the team, currently holding a Wild Card spot, grapples with offensive issues and stagnation in quarterback Kenny Pickett's development.

Pittsburgh Steelers fire offensive coordinator Matt Canada amid a season of offensive struggles, marking the first in-season coaching change for the team since 1941.
Despite the Steelers' current 6-4 record and a Wild Card spot, the team has struggled offensively, ranking 28th in both points per game and offensive yards per game.
Fans and players have expressed frustration with Canada's playcalling, with chants of 'Fire Canada' becoming a common refrain at games.
Second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett's development has been a point of contention, with his performance stagnating under Canada's system.
Quarterbacks coach Mike Sullivan, former offensive coordinator for Tampa Bay and the New York Giants, is expected to take over playcalling duties on an interim basis.