Steelers RB Najee Harris doesn't blame coaches for offensive struggles

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense has struggled mightily to start the season, ranking as the fourth-worst team in total yards per game (263) and points per game (15.5), but RB Najee Harris doesn't blame the coaching, as many have, for the offensive woes.

"At the end of the day, we got to do what we have to do. I see everybody talking about this coaching stuff, about play calling," Harris said. "Coaches can only coach, but we have to execute the plays. We're not trying to point the finger at all. This is not the time do to that."

Harris seems to agree with head coach Mike Tomlin, who said the team is lacking "physicality," instead of many outside the organization believing the problem is offensive coordinator Matt Canada, who has been highly criticized for his predictable play-calling.

If Pittsburgh's offense showed signs of improvement, maybe more people would agree with Harris's argument, but that hasn't been the case. Over the past three seasons, the Steelers' average points per game has decreased every year.