Steelers OC Arthur Smith made it perfectly clear at mandatory minicamp — they didn't acquire Aaron Rodgers and DK Metcalf to simply run the wishbone.

By contrast, last season's Rodgers-led Jets had the fewest rushing attempts in the league at 363. This was a symptom not only of having Rodgers under center, but the amount of time the Jets spent playing from behind during their disastrous 5-12 campaign.

How does a run-heavy offensive coordinator marry his offensive philosophy with a pass-happy QB? That is Smith's challenge with Rodgers.