Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has made a significant change in the organization by firing offensive coordinator Matt Canada. This decision comes 51 days after Tomlin vowed to make changes following a loss to the Houston Texans. While there were some positive moments during Canada's tenure, including two wins and improved offensive performances, the overall results were not satisfactory. Canada's offenses scored the fewest points per game and had the worst offensive efficiency, lowest QBR, and fewest yards per passing attempt, per carry, and per game compared to the previous coordinators. The Steelers were also outgained in the majority of games under Canada's leadership. Despite other factors contributing to these numbers, such as an aging Ben Roethlisberger and turnover in skill positions, the lack of progress and consistency led to Canada's dismissal. The Steelers now have the opportunity to evaluate their second-year quarterback, Kenny Pickett, without the influence of Canada's scheme. Quarterbacks coach Mike Sullivan will take over playcalling duties and focus on improving Pickett's performance, particularly through the use of play-action. With the ground game finding success, the Steelers hope to engineer victories more effectively and generate more points. The outcome of the remaining seven games will determine whether Canada was the root cause of the offensive struggles or simply a scapegoat.