From an objective perspective, the data of the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive team is indeed not very good-looking, and they are just the leader of the league's late-stage team.

Quarterback Da Ben Roslisberg's season data is 3,301 passes, 17 touchdowns, 15 interceptions, and 34 rushing attempts to advance 101 yards and scored 2 touchdowns.

The three thousand yards pass season is a normal performance for quarterbacks - the measurement of excellent quarterbacks is 4,000 yards; and the touchdown interception ratio is not satisfactory, which is also a problem that Ross Risberg has been criticized, because many of his interceptions are caused by his incorrect defense reading, but Ross Risberg is accustomed to pushing the blame to the wide receiver.

As for running, Rossrisberg is a traditional pocket quarterback and is not good at running. However, his size has the advantage. If it comes, he still dares to run out and often gets out of the grapple - because of his strong body, this is also the better part of his comparison with the other two excellent quarterbacks Eli Manning and Philip Reeves in 2004.

But overall, Roslisberg's performance in the 2008 season can only be considered slightly above average.

Starting running back Willy Parker is a short and flexible player. He is not good at attacking battles and has relatively limited ability to find gaps and loopholes. His overall level is actually slightly lower than the starting level, and he is more suitable as the No. 2 running back to change the rhythm of the ground offensive.

The starting receiver has a unique double wide receiver and double tight end configuration, which shows Tomlin's unique idea of ​​offensive tactics.

In the 2008 season, the tight end is still a main player who dismantled, opened the way, and covered. The situation where the tight end is used as an offensive forward line/running back like the Arizona Cardinals Wiesen Hunter is an extension on the original basis, but Tomlin has begun to use the tight end as a lighthouse to complete the standing tactical dispatch, which is the bold innovation brought by young coaches.

As for the Green Bay Packers, Lu Yiqi is naturally very willing to use the tight end to catch the ball, but the problem is that the team's tight end strength is indeed not up to the table, and the external receiver lineup is also strong. After one plus and one subtraction, Lu Yiqi often tries to use four external formations to open up the situation.

When it comes to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tomlin's construction of the entire offensive tactical system was very smart and very clever in Lu Yiqi's opinion.

The double wide receiver and double close end tactics can ensure that the Pittsburgh Steelers have enough "muscle" in the short pass area to complete the propulsion, especially the tight end support, which may be a short pass within five yards, but it can allow the Pittsburgh Steelers to make important yards forward at critical moments.

At the same time, it can ensure that when Roslisberg is preparing to raid a long pass, the two receivers can extend to far-reaching areas to complete the strike.

Tomlin sacrificed his strength in the middle transmission area, and the final result was that the success rate of short passes increased, but lacked the explosive power for subsequent advancement; while the success rate of long passes required a very precise layout, and the success rate was not as high as expected.

As a result, Roslisberg's pass yardage number was not able to exceed 4,000 yards, and the interception touchdown ratio was not good either.

Also, the number of yards and number of receptions and the number of receptions and other data of double wide receivers and double tight ends are very close. The team's top receiver Hines-ward has only 1043 yards and 7 touchdowns, which is far from being a stunning and outstanding performance. The overall performance is evenly matched with other teammates.

In this way, the passing tactics of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals have many similarities, both of which are blooming in multiple points and are fully laid out. However, in fact, the tactics of Tomlin and Wesen Hunter are essentially different. Putting aside the powerful strength of Wesen Hunter's offensive weapons, it can be seen from the tactical level of Tomlin's basically giving up the middle pass area layout that "the road to similar results is completely different."

By the way, Heinz Ward is a mixed-race Korean and American child. His father is a black American military stationed in South Korea. He was born in South Korea and has a strong style and is good at confrontation and pushing. He is the most successful and brilliant Asian face player in NFL so far.

Heinz is the holder of almost all receiving records in the Pittsburgh Steelers. His peak period was between 2001 and 2004, and he was shortlisted for four consecutive seasons in the Pro Bowl and the All-American Second Team. Three years ago, as a main player, he followed the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Super Bowl, and Heinz was the Super Bowl MVP of that game.

As a side note, after the end of the 2012 season, Heines, who announced his retirement, has also begun to enter Hollywood one after another, starring in many guest-starring works, including "Batman: The Dark Knight", "The Walking Dead", etc., and even won the championship trophy of the celebrity dance show "Dancing with the Stars".

Before Lu Yiqi came out of nowhere this season, Heinz has always been the most representative Asian face of NFL - although he looks like a black man, on the official news day of the Super Bowl, Heinz also found Lu Yiqi, exchanged opinions friendly, and had a good conversation.

After all, in the melting pot of nfl, Asian players are indeed very, very weak groups, and they need to unite all Asians.

Back to the game, Tomlin has a clear understanding of the entire offensive tactical system. The configuration of double wide receivers and double tight ends is not the same as the Arizona Cardinals' tactics. Lu Yiqi also made a corresponding layout for today's game.

Although Tomlin showed his ambitions on the offensive end at the beginning, Lu Yiqi still watched the change and saw what Tomlin sold in the gourd; and Lu Yiqi also believed in his defensive team that after a season of polishing, they were able to initially realize his defensive tactical system.

Tomlin has his plan, and Lu Yiqi has his plan too.

But obviously, the Pittsburgh Steelers, who have the advantage of Super Bowl experience, firmly grasped the opportunity in the opening stage. Taking advantage of the fact that the Green Bay Packers' brains are still in the "Super Bowl Mania" stage and they are unable to adjust the short gap in their breathing in time, they have successfully misaligned a very obvious gap.

"Roslisberg! Fake run and real pass! Fake action pass! Beautiful!"

"Roslisberg used two consecutive hidden fake moves to shake the defense team's judgment, then took the initiative to leave the pocket protection and rushed out to the opposite position to the offensive front line. This is a short pass tactic for screens! The Pittsburgh Steelers hid two fake moves in one tactic, and finally chose the short pass tactic for screens, completely suppressing the Green Bay Packers' defensive team players in place and unable to keep up!"

"pretty!"

"Tomlin used a classic Green Bay Packers offensive tactic as the start, wow! Wait! Wait! Roslisberg completed the pass! This is a...long pass?"
Chapter completed!