This footage is probably the most in-depth we’ll see until he finally begins throwing at training camp. \\\"He's been exposed to so many things just in the 14 years I've been here, I can see all the little things we've done. He's excited to see the progress his team has made and address his new players' expectations. This will be the first time the offensive coordinator saw Roethlisberger throw since Week 2 of 2019.\\\"I tip my hat to these guys because they know there's a responsibility here that goes really deep, and it's about a lot of things, and I believe we're up for that challenge.\\\"Steelers Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick finds himself at number 35 on the NFL Top 100 list.\\\"We'll have to take advantage of those game situations that we can present for him against our defense,\\\" Fichtner said.
I happen to see James Conner walking through getting his test this morning. "He's tied up with Pouncey, Dave DeCastro, some of those cats up front, that just gives you the normalcy. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail. He knows that routine. View 100 photos Related No throwing yet for QB Ben Roethlisberger at Steelers training camp. The Pittsburgh Steelers are banking on Ben Roethlisberger’s ability to lift an offense that ranked 30th in yards and 27th in points last season. Today, reports surfaced that the NFL is looking at a $175M salary cap for 2021, down from $198.2M this year. I know he's put work in with our players, a bunch of offseason work with them. I'm excited not just for him to be back on the grass, I'm excited because I know that there's a lot of things that he knows and there's a lot of things our players have done with him, and that's what gives you a great feeling about only having basically 14 true real practice days."Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin isn't ready to evaluate his rookies, but is following his development process as much as possible during a unique offseason.Steelers offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner isn't optimistic about his rookies playing early in the season, but he isn't excluding the possibility.The Steelers continue to add veteran depth as their team starts to work their way in to training camp.Fichtner isn't going into camp with the idea that he'll need to change the playbook to adjust to Roethlisberger's conditions but is aware it might have to happen. Steelers rookie Chase Claypool has an idea of how to showcase his talent in training camp, and understands the guidelines the team has put in place for their players.\\\"I think we'll have to play that by ear eventually, how he feels and how much he wants because there's times when he wants it all [and] we got to back him off, and that's a good thing.\\\"\\\"Normal now becomes Ben Roethlisberger back in the huddle,\\\" he said. But I did see him throw on video and I did see him not that the quarterbacks are allowed in the building, I've seen him physically and had some good conversations and some good talking about I believe he is getting ready to maybe go out and throw.