popslotbet Eddie Faulkner admits everyone must take responsibility for Matt Canada’s job loss – it’s about doing better going forward.

Eddie Faulkner, the running backs coach who temporarily took charge of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense following the firing of Matt Canada, admits that everyone on the offensive team is still He didn’t do it well enough, which ultimately led to his friend losing his job. According to a report from ESPN last Thursday.  popslotbet

Faulkner has been a part of the Steelers’ coaching staff since 2019 and is a close friend of Canada after first working together at Northern Illinois. in 2011, said: ‘I can’t speak highly enough of Matt Canada.’ ( popslotbet )

‘It’s a bit bittersweet the way it is. Because when you sit back and see everything that’s going on. And everything that’s been said about him and the Raiders, all of us, and I’m talking about the Raiders when I say this to the staff. We all feel like we are all part of that. No one can forgive themselves for what happened in that story. We feel like we’ve let him down.’ 

‘I have to say that because that’s what real people would do. that is my friend And that won’t change.’

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin previously said he made the change because the team’s offensive improvements weren’t quick enough or consistent enough under Canada, before Faulkner revealed it hadn’t. There will be a need for any significant tactical changes to the Raiders over the final seven games of the regular season. 

‘You can’t do that. You know what I mean?’ Faulkner said. ‘We’re in the middle of the season. I mean, you have to do what we’re doing. Make a game plan together What our people can do We will continue to do that.’

The reason Tomlin chose Faulkner to take charge of the attacking team came down to his steady voice and demeanor. Including his natural communication during his work as running backs coach.

‘For me, that’s what it’s always been about,’ Faulkner said. ‘To impact lives. participation with those people And football will be a byproduct of that development.’