Steelers' OC Says Minor Details Are Key To Redzone Turnaround

Pittsburgh Steelers interim offensive coordinatior Eddie Faulkner says fixing minor details will be the key to turning around Steelers' redzone woes.

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00:00 Absolutely, I know I keep on coming here and saying it, but it's back to the details.

00:05 And it's like, okay, you reevaluate, all right, what was it that we fell at?

00:09 What did we not do well at?

00:10 Okay, where do we clean it up?

00:12 How can we streamline our plan to make it easier for the guys?

00:16 If that's what's necessary, what things do they do well?

00:21 Continue to try to plot a plan forward to get them to execute better.

00:26 And we would do that if we were breaking in the red zone.

00:29 We do that if we're not.

00:30 And so that's just gonna be the way we gotta go about our business.

00:33 And that's what we're working on presently.

00:35 >> Are there things that you guys can take to the offense from that scoring

00:38 drive that you had in the fourth quarter with Mitch to even apply to this game in

00:42 terms of the things that were working well to get maybe some red zone points?

00:46 >> Yeah, sure, but part of the problem was at that point in the game,

00:48 we were down a little bit.

00:49 They're sitting there in two high structures, and you're gonna have some

00:53 check, I mean, if you notice in that drive, a lot of it was check downs and

00:56 things like that.

00:57 So those things appear in those kind of settings.

01:00 But so yes, we could, but realistically in a tight game and competitive game,

01:05 you're not gonna have a lot of those kind of cover to the type situation.

01:09 So you still gotta be able to execute against man or

01:14 one high structure type defenses.