The Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator was not happy about how the broadcast team used his words.
PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Matt Canada wasn't pleased with the way the CBS Sports team interpreted his words during their Week 4 broadcast of the game.Canada told them the night before the game that his offense wasn't built to overcome larger leads.
Canada, who was prepped by the Steelers' PR team prior to his interview, was made aware of CBS's words, and took the time to shut down a misquote they made during the game. You are not going to stick to your running plan and the plan of running play-action when you are down three scores. All we care about here is winning, the conversation was at this point, the plan wasn’t built to do that. We still believe we were going to win, but we kept throwing it, we had to.
I was saying any football person would tell you we were down 3 scores with 17 minutes to go—they have to go to two-minute and our offense is aware of that.”
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