Steelers Offense Is BROKEN — Is Aaron Rodgers Already a Failure? | Black & Gold Blitz

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense is becoming painful to watch, and Jeff “Tito” Thitoff is starting to wonder whether the Aaron Rodgers experiment is heading toward failure.On this episode of the Black & Gold Daily Blitz, Tito reacts to Pittsburgh’s ugly 20-3 loss to New England and a Steelers offense that has produced only 16 points over its last two games.The biggest problem? Start with the offensive line.Aaron Rodgers was sacked four times, including a strip-sack that was returned for a touchdown, and Pittsburgh has struggled to create explosive plays or sustain drives. Tito breaks down why the offensive line combinations aren’t working and why Mike McCarthy’s unit desperately needs continuity, reps and consistency.Then there’s the supporting cast.Jaylen Warren produced 77 total yards on 13 touches, but Tito wants to see him more involved. DK Metcalf has battled costly drops, the Steelers need more from their other weapons, and Pat Freiermuth may need to become a bigger part of a quick passing game designed to protect Rodgers.And then comes the uncomfortable question:Has the Aaron Rodgers signing already become a failure?Tito also discusses the latest uncertainty surrounding Joey Porter Jr., Pittsburgh’s contract situation, and what’s at stake with the Cincinnati Bengals coming to Pittsburgh before a short-week trip to Cleveland.If the Steelers don’t turn this around quickly, things could get ugly fast.On This Episode:🏈 Steelers fall 20-3 to New England🚨 Pittsburgh offense scores just 16 points in two games👀 Is Aaron Rodgers already becoming a failed experiment?🧱 Steelers offensive line problems🔥 Jaylen Warren needs more touches😬 DK Metcalf’s costly drops💰 Joey Porter Jr. contract situation🐅 Bengals coming to Pittsburgh⚠️ Could the Steelers be staring at 1-3? Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks it all down on the Black & Gold Daily Blitz.Subscribe to Fan Stream Sports for more Pittsburgh Steelers news, reaction and analysis.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.