Roethlisberger: No-huddle offense likely to make comeback vs. Seattle

[btaylor179]

we go no huddle we move the ball with the best offenses in the game.....thats a fact

[Whodis]

Article from 2009 (and we expect change? Don't hold your breath)


http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...be-fired-today

There is no creativity at all with the Steelers offensive attack. There are no trick plays, no wildcat, no nothing. I am not saying the Steelers should try to trick teams every game, but why not throw an occasional trick play in, just to keep the other teams defense honest? Because Bruce Arians does not want to.

The Steelers offense is it's best when they go no-huddle. When they do, no one in the league has been able to stop it. Why don't we do it more often? Because Bruce Arians does not want to. Why do you think that is? Because Bruce Arians does not get to call the plays.I firmly believe that anyone could come in and do as good of a job calling plays as Bruce Arians is. ANYONE! There are plenty of people that are available, such as Jim Haslett, who used to be an offensive coordinator for the Steelers, or even Mike Martz may be available. The fact is, Arians is in over his head and has a job that he can not handle.

[Steeldude]

so how many times was it used? one play?

[Fire Arians]

you don't need to run the no huddle unless you're coming from behind

[Dodens Grav]

Originally Posted by Steeldude

so how many times was it used? one play?

After his offense committed seven turnovers -- six in the second half---- in Baltimore, offensive coordinator Bruce Arians was looking to set a better tempo against the Seahawks. It didn't start that way after a goal-line stop on the first series, but the pace also included a switch to the no-huddle offense when it was first-and-25 at the Seattle 42. Roethlisberger completed the next four passes for 40 yards and a touchdown. "That was nice," Arians said

Read more: http://post-gazette.com/pg/11262/117...#ixzz1YNlQpqpb