Steelers' Najee Harris Calls for 'In-House' Changes After Playoff Loss

Harris Urges for More Discipline and Structure, Not Coaching Changes, in Steelers Organization

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris has called for 'in-house' changes following the team's recent playoff loss to the Buffalo Bills, extending their playoff win drought to seven seasons.
Harris clarified that he is not calling for a change in coaching, but rather a change in the 'in-house rules' and a need for more discipline and commitment within the team.
Harris, who previously played under Nick Saban at Alabama, has noted a lack of structure in the Steelers organization compared to his college experience.
Former Steelers linebacker Joe Schobert has echoed Harris's comments, noting that the organization relies heavily on its veteran players and is less structured.
The Steelers have lost their last five playoff games and have a decision to make on Harris' fifth-year option this offseason.