So far this season, Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the worst teams in the entire NFL with an absolutely abysmal offensive performance through eight games and they suffered their worst loss yet on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, falling by a lopsided score of 35-13, scoring just one touchdown in the loss.
Head coach Mike Tomlin sure hasn’t been very forthcoming when it comes to answering questions about its ailing offense, and that happened once again during Tomlin’s postgame press conference when he was asked if he planned to make any changes to his coaching staff amid the team’s struggles.
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“We’re 2-6, I’m not going to answer that question every week,” Mike Tomlin said after the game in a video shared by the team after the game. “I’m open to doing everything that requires us to get better. That’s just how it is. We’re seriously committed to winning and getting better and that’s just a component of it.”
Tomlin was asked a similar question ahead of Sunday’s game and he had a similarly vague answer, revealing that it wasn’t time to fire offensive coordinator Matt Canada, saying “I don’t feel like I’m there.”
One way or another, the Steelers are going to have to do something to improve their terrible offense.
