It is hard to imagine Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians diagramming a run play such as the "Packers Sweep" legendary coach Vince Lombardi drew up more than 40 years ago.
More known for his wide-open style of offense, Arians loves the big play.
Ironically, the play that has gained the most yards consistently this season is a run.
The Steelers' Counter 34 Pike has accounted for some big gains through the first third of the season and has propelled their running game from pathetic to respectable.
"It's one of our strengths," right guard Trai Essex said. "It is one of the plays we practice a lot and have a lot of success running. It is a play to go to when we need six or seven yards."
And it could be a major problem for the Cleveland Browns, who take on the Steelers today at 1 p.m. at Heinz Field. Continue
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