Michael Pittman Jr Embraces His New Home With Steelers Before Colts Game
Steelers' Michael Pittman Jr. spoke with Newsweek about being active in the Pittsburgh community and adjusting to his new team.
Wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. has quickly embraced his new life as a Pittsburgh Steeler. Having played for the Indianapolis Colts for six seasons prior, Pittman is now eager to become part of his new community. After watching a video from new coach Mike McCarthy, Pittman was inspired to get involved in Pittsburgh. The video highlighted how the Steelers embody the city's tough, blue-collar spirit.
To give back, Pittman partnered with Toyota to host a flag football camp for deaf and hard of hearing children. Looking ahead to their upcoming matchup against the Colts on Sunday, Pittman is focused on improving the team's performance. Despite re-injuring his foot, Pittman remains committed to supporting the team and reconnecting with his former teammates and coaches after the game.
Pittman credits quarterback Aaron Rodgers, his mentor from the Colts, for elevating his mental game. The two share a great connection on the field, with seven combined passes and seven passes resulting in yards. McCarthy and Pittman are both new to the Steelers organization, but they are both determined to work on cleaning up their game to secure more victories. If the Steelers can win against the Colts, they will hold a winning record.
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