The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly considering former Falcons head coach Arthur Smith for their offensive coordinator position. Smith, who was recently fired by the Falcons, had a successful tenure as the Tennessee Titans' offensive coordinator, leading them to their highest-scoring season ever and guiding players like Derrick Henry and Ryan Tannehill to career years. According to reports, Smith has received interest from more than seven teams for offensive coordinator positions, which suggests that the Steelers may be one of them.

Smith's offensive philosophy aligns well with the Steelers' needs. He favors using multiple tight ends and operates under center, relying heavily on play-action to support the quarterback. However, there are concerns about Smith's ability to effectively utilize playmakers, as seen during his time in Atlanta. Despite these drawbacks, Smith's success as an offensive coordinator with the Titans cannot be ignored.

The Steelers may benefit from Smith's experience working with quarterbacks who have limitations, which is a plus for their current situation. Although Smith's performance as a head coach in Atlanta was subpar, many successful coordinators have struggled as head coaches. The verdict on Smith as a coordinator is still open, and his previous accomplishments suggest that he could be an excellent fit for the Steelers.