Welcome to the terrible take a mini podcast telling Steelers nation what's on our minds.

I'm Joe Clark. The Pittsburgh Steelers finally have a real offense coordinator this season

with the hiring of Arthur Smith and I'm very

excited to see how this offense operates under him. We heard earlier this week a report from

Mark Kabbale of the athletic that the offensive players absolutely love Smith's offense.

And it was a week of praise the national media talked about how Smith, how good Smith was

as an offense coordinator in Tennessee.

Nate Tice praised him, like a Lombardi praised him for his ability to just week to week.

And he's been to believe that things can end up working out well in Pittsburgh.

For one, Justin Field talked about how Smith explains the why of the playbook, something he's been praised

for in the past, something Matt Kennedy didn't do.

This is just tell players to go and do something he tells them why they're doing it, explains

how it all works.

Smith also does a good job scheming his receivers open,

something else can it didn't do well, and a factor that could help Pittsburgh's

receiver room succeed even with, you know, somewhat limited talent behind George

Pickens and the unknown of Roman Wilson coming in as a

rookie probably primarily as the team slot receiver. Finally, the run game is

going to be stout with an offensive line that wants to be aggressive and

two really talented backs and Nause Harris and Jaylin Warren.

And it was most pension for running the ball.

Both Harris and Warren could excel this year.

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