It didn’t take long before reports started coming out that Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith didn’t see eye to eye when Wilson was the starter. Now, Steelers beat writer Gerry Dulac offers a bit more clarity on the details of where the two had issues.

Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin has taken a lot of heat for how his team collapsed during the 2024 season. One of the big collapses happened on the offensive side of the football.

Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith did not want Russell

Gazette's Gerry Dulac reported new details in what led to friction between Steelers QB Russell Wilson and OC Arthur Smith.

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense has been a recurring issue for years now. Arthur Smith performed better than Matt Canada as the offensive coordinator, but the bar was set pretty low. Then, late in the season,

According to multiple reports, there was obvious friction between Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and quarterback Russell Wilson. Now, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gerry Dulac revealed what just caused that friction.

At the tail end of the 2024 NFL season, there were reports that Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and quarterback Russell Wilson were at odds with one another. When you lose five consecutive games,

Multiple reports surfaced after the Pittsburgh Steelers ended their season with a five-game losing streak that was capped off with a wild-card playoff defeat at the Baltimore Ravens claiming that quarterback Russell Wilson and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith "did not have a very good working relationship" and experienced "some type of disconnect" during the second half of the campaign.