Overview

• The Steelers’ offense managed just one win in ten full-team training camp sessions, exposing timing and chemistry flaws.
• Coach Mike Tomlin is prepared to scrap the existing game plans and revamp the attack to align more closely with Aaron Rodgers’ strengths.
• Rodgers is working within a collaborative framework with Tomlin and coordinator Arthur Smith to develop a tight-end–focused system.
• The one-year, cap-friendly contract that brought Rodgers to Pittsburgh enabled GM Omar Khan to add veteran talent including DK Metcalf, Jalen Ramsey and cornerback Darius Slay.
• Questions remain about the offense’s cohesion behind a retooled scheme as the team races to finalize its identity before preseason.