The Pittsburgh Steelers were awful on the offensive side of the football during the 2023 NFL season, resulting in the team parting ways with offensive coordinator Matt Canada during the regular season.
Despite parting ways with Canada, the Steelers were never able to turn things around offensively, which is something they would have to address once the NFL offseason got underway.
Heading into the offseason, the team’s first order of business was addressing the quarterback position, with the team simply not getting enough from Kenny Pickett as the starter.
Because Pickett was not the answer for this team under center, Pittsburgh traded him to the Philadelphia Eagles and chose to bring in Russell Wilson and Justin Fields to bolster the position.
Along with upgrading the quarterback position, the Steelers have also brought in one of the most versatile offensive players in NFL history, with the team bringing in Cordarrelle Patterson, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter via Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team.
