Randy Fichtner

And I think with the Steelers, knowing that they're probably hearing it from the fans throughout the town, obviously from Sports Talk Radio, even some of the things that I've seen on Sports Talk Radio in Pittsburgh, ooh, it has been just an onslaught.

and who knows maybe some of the players are going to take offense maybe they know that they have to play better whatever you would think it's in their DNA as competitors that they're just going to rise to the occasion at least for this week that'll be nice for the next 15 weeks on top of that but you understand where I'm coming from but when it comes to the coach and obviously the offensive coordinator we've seen what Matt Canada did in the past and that was a bore we've seen even other offensive coordinators that come in and certainly were not able to do the job you know Randy Fichtner I know was decent but ah and nobody has to be Ken Wisenant or certainly Bruce Arians for that matter Steeler fans you know where I'm coming from but can we have something can we have a pulse can we have just life in this offense to where we see some splash plays I understand not every play is going to be for 25 yards this is the NFL and even a bad defense is going to be able to stop me at some point but come on they they have to come up with some game plan here and i know oh we gotta get the ball out of every roger's hands quick we've seen that and what happens there's good stuff for two yard losses where that bubble screen to metcalf well i don't want to see that anymore and nobody says that they have to take shots down the field a la air corey l now that's not a stealer you're talking about a guy that obviously coached for the charges back in the day but again This offense needs to wake up.

And what is Mike McCarthy and Brian Angelico, the offensive coordinator, what are they going to do here? I mean, Angelico, I haven't seen a Mike in front of him.

So who knows what kind of game plan he's drawing up here against a Bengal team and a defense, which I'll talk about in a minute, that obviously has played well here.

It's really the first time he's played in the same offense in back-to-back seasons because he was playing in Arthur Smith's offense one year.

It was Randy Fichtner's another.

It was – oh, man, I can't remember.

Matt Canada was the other offensive coordinator that he had in Pittsburgh.