That brings us to Haley.
No one really knew what Haley would bring to the Steelers’ offense, but it has become clear now—Pittsburgh will be committed to the run.
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Haley has sent a message in training camp that the Steelers will be physical on offense, and they will be able to run the ball more effectively.
This is an obvious difference from training camp under Arians, where he had the offense focused primarily on throwing the ball.
It has been a complete turnaround under Haley.
Haley has a new offensive line to work with, including rookies David DeCastro and Mike Adams, and the line will definitely develop a nasty streak as camp progresses.
But even more than the personnel on the field, the team is developing a mindset on running the ball effectively.
Nearly every offensive play called during team drills has been a running play.
All of the running backs are getting involved. They are running inside and outside, and each day they are improving. It is the return of a physical brand of football.
Do not expect the Steelers to return to the days of a ground-and-pound offense, but they will be much better at it this year thanks to Haley.
More importantly, the Steelers now have their offensive identity back, and if things go as planned, it will indeed get them to where they want to go—a Super Bowl championship.
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What QB in the NFL wouldn't be pissed? Haley was hired to keep Ben on his feet not Hurt.