The head coach is the same.

Coordinators are the same.

Almost all of the positional coaches are the same.

And there's yet to be any significant indication that the schematics or the approaches or the

culture are going to be any different so what's really new morning to you good tuesday morning

i'm dan kovitch of dkittsburg sports this is daily shot of steelers it comes your way

bright and early every weekday if you're into hockey and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of penguins and pirates. The other two teams in town that I cover, I hope you'll check those out as well. Flying back from Seattle yesterday, and for those of you who've never made that, it's around five hours,

a little less than that.

Offers you a lot of idle, mostly clear-headed time to think about stuff that you wouldn't

normally think about, even if it's in list form.

And you know what I'm talking about, kind of stuff where you have to go over in your head and motion with your fingers to count with yourself.

And in this case, probably somewhere over, I don't know, Montana or Idaho or whatever,

I started thinking about that.

Exactly that.

What was it?

What is it that's changed since the 2024 NFL season in Pittsburgh?

Because you know and I know that when this team convenes in La Trobe, two weeks in a day from today,

everything's going to sound exactly the same. It's going to look mostly the same.

But then you back off from it a little bit. You start counting some bodies. You can start on

offense. None of us can know exactly how they're going to align for the opener in New Jersey.

But I'd imagine we can say with some conviction that Aaron Rogers is going to be the quarterback,

he's new.

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