Three Steelers who need to step up
By Tim Weaver
Special Teams: Josh Scobee
If I’m being honest I don’t have a whole lot of analysis for you on this one. Scobee simply has to convert on his field goal attempts.
In case you missed it, Scobee shanked two kicks in the first half that were relatively easy shots:
Great breakdown of @steelers K Josh Scobee by @ITP_ChuckZ. Discusses mechanical issues + fix http://t.co/Mp46oukalq pic.twitter.com/uUVdOnbsM1
— Inside the Pylon (@ITPylon) September 16, 2015
The @steelers K Josh Scobee struggled lst wk. @ITP_ChuckZ discusses what aided in 2 missed FG http://t.co/Mp46oukalq pic.twitter.com/8du7zNFzUO
— Inside the Pylon (@ITPylon) September 16, 2015
Had Scobee connected, the complexion of the game would have changed and Pittsburgh’s strategy in the second half may have been much different.
The Steelers have already gone through two kickers this year. They may be the most expendable pieces on the roster, so Scobee can’t afford to go 2/4 and expect to stick around for very long.
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