What does the Steelers offense need to improve? We asked Aaron Rodgers
The Steelers are looking to turn the page after their Week 2 loss to the Patriots, and turning their attention toward their first divisional game of the year.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers addressed the team's offensive shortcomings after their Week 2 loss to the New England Patriots. He emphasized that the majority of the issues stem from execution during practice and pinpointed a lack of communication among players as a primary concern. Rodgers expressed confidence in his team's resolve, dismissing any notion of their resolve being in question, despite the struggles they faced on third downs.
The focus moving forward is on converting those third downs, underlining the importance of everyone on the field doing their job correctly.
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