Is The #2 Wide Receiver Irrelevant In Pittsburgh Steelers OC Arthur Smith Offense? 

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idk why everybody is sleeping on Austin. he will be our sleeper reciever this year.

@@BeefSalsaa they are. In fact disrespecting him. Hope he wakes them up.

Jaylen is the best of them... he just needs to work on ball security.

Exactly plus atl didn’t have a capable qb after Matt Ryan

I want Najee' to Eat His Words:))

King Henry in his prime was worlds ahead of Najee... just as he was at Alabama. Go look at the game log to the amount of long runs Henry had vs Najee. He's just so much faster--AS, along with drafting an OL, will do any RB "well" but it won't make any RB the next Henry.

​@@mike2687but they both getting and got the job did and we all can say Henry ran behind a much better line I think I rather have NaJee Henry go soft when a defense come to play look what the steelers did to him whenever they played him Najee will have his best year this year he finally lost some weight Like Bell had been trying to tell him he looks good will only be faster and more explosive that weight lost help L.Bell a whole lot

Warren over Najee all day

So explain Jaylen Warren… just stay in a fans place. Goofy as yinzers never lay blame to the actual players. Its always the coaches. These are grown men, not children. Coaches introduce schemes and prepare them for situational football. Development is as much on the players themselves as anybody. These aren’t kids in little league.

@@tentoetimo9578 Imagine having a child in grade school that plays Baseball, would you rather have Babe Ruth or His math teacher coaching him ? The fact is we fail at coaching often, and all of the fired coaches here are proof of it. Ben had about four or five ocs..That’s incredible considering how he played. Yeah, coaching does include the things you mentioned, but it’s also more than that, like motivating, guidance, inspiration. Believe it or not, players are human and subject to decisions and events that can affect their performance. As for Warren vs Harris, they are different people , and are also subject to coaching, how do you know that the Running Back coach is helping one more than another?.. we see it on the field. And that coupled with his play style and ability. Example would be the concept that taller quarterbacks are better suited for passing than shorter quarterbacks, yet field of vision is the thought there. So when an offensive line breaks down and the running back is swamped, the faster outside back stands a better chance to run than up the middle style. These are examples of average plays, not exceptions. I’m not an expert but I trust Tomlin to improve his coaching staff as needed. Hopefully he sees this( lol) 😂 Look for an improvement in Harris this year, as well as Pickens and Baby Gronk. The new OC will utilize his staff better, and the line improvement will help, coupled with Wilson being a far better qb than the last years entire room. Things will get better, we don’t need to throw the baby out with the bath water, Nice talk.

Henry has the home run ability and Najee does not... Even at Alabama, Henry ripped a ton more long runs than Najee who had surprisingly few long runs considering the amount of NFL talent on his OL in college.

@@mike2687 Henry ran for 3,591 yards and 42 touchdowns on 602 carries in 39 games from 2013-15. Harris ran for 3,843 yards and 46 touchdowns on 638 carries in 51 games from 2017-20. He had more opportunities as a receiver because of how Alabama's offense has evolved in recent years, adding 80 catches, 781 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Harris definitely has the touchdown ability, the obvious answer missing from your equation is that Henry was playing in an entirely different game. Harris has been playing in the AFC north, much much tougher division. Wait till Henry has to avoid Myles Garret or TJ Watt. And again you must consider the entire team, especially the offense . A example would be Playing as Levon Bell , the team helped him tremendously, often safeties would double with a cb or lb to slow down Antonio Brown, making the best paths for Bell. Once he left Pitt he faltered in the Jets games and others. It’s a team sport, and last year Harris did not have the same talent he has this year. And in Tennessee, Henry had luxury that he will not have here in his twilight hours. I want to point out that Tom Brady had a similar situation, in his career he played in a division that primarily sucked through most of his years. If he would have been facing the afc like Ben, Flacco,etc.. Ed Reed and players like Troy would have had a say about Brady and his stats. Just some examples.. 🍻

Why don't they use Washington more??? Especially in redzone🤦🏾‍♂️