The Steelers have a solution to their biggest offensive problems. The frustrating part? Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy have had the answers right in front of them all along.

After Rodgers' defiant press conference sparked another round of controversy, we're looking beyond the drama to something far more important: Why are the Steelers refusing to do what their offense does best?

The numbers are staggering. Pittsburgh ranks near the bottom of the NFL in motion and play-action usage, despite producing some of its best offensive results when Rodgers gets under center and uses play-action. Meanwhile, the 49ers, Bears and other successful offenses are showing exactly what Pittsburgh should be doing.

So what's stopping them?

Gavin Dawson and Newbear Lesniewski break down the Rodgers-McCarthy relationship, the troubling similarities to their final years together in Green Bay, and why both men may be standing in the way of the Steelers reaching their potential.

We dig into Jaylen Warren's success, Pittsburgh's shotgun struggles, the problems against man coverage, and why tight ends coach Alfredo Angelichio might have a role in getting this offense back on track.

The Steelers don't need to reinvent their offense. They need to recognize what's already working. But will Rodgers and McCarthy figure it out before it's too late?

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