Hey everyone, Chris Carter here in the Locked-on Steelers podcast. Today, the Steelers return to training camp for their 11th practice of training camp after taking a day off. But I want to talk about the offense because they haven't looked really that good yet. And we've talked about why you shouldn't panic. But I want to talk about the pros and cons that I am seeing at training camp and how that impacts things moving forward. We'll talk about the wide receivers, offensive line, running back everybody, and like Darneau,

Washington might be having the best camp right now.

All here in the Locked on Steelers podcast,

let's get into it.

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If you want to get our pre our post practice report, do check out.

Check me out at Carter Critiques on all my social media handles, Twitter, TikTok. I think I actually post it on TikTok Instagram and here on YouTube. So if you want to get those, there's just minute long, quick recaps than before we do our full episode. But the offense right now, as I've said, has not looked particularly good,

but I'm giving them the grace of they're playing on what's going to probably end up being

one of the best defenses in the NFL.

And this is pretty much a new offense that's going on in here.

Not only do you have Aaron Rogers and D.K. Metcalf and Caleb Johnson and all these new

faces like Johnny Smith, but you also have an offensive coordinator in his second year. And I think it's pretty obvious. This is not going to be the same offense that you saw last year with Justin Fields or Russell Wilson because those were also two different offenses that he called. This is going to be an offense that's a bit more complex in the passing schemes that it dials up and why it dials them up and how it dials them up. What I mean by that is the alignments, and we've talked about a bit before on here, and I've written, written about it for the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, go to post-gazachgazette.com for my written work there. But the amount of times I'm seeing guys kind of naturally get schemed open in this,

in this offense is definitely more than before because sometimes the scheming open of

things just takes a quarterback to seeing it, to be able to be able to see it.

I think that's where they're banking a lot more of this offense is that Aaron Rogers

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