Steelers coach praises kaleb johnson's offseason professionalism

New Pittsburgh Steelers running backs coach Ramon Chinyoung Sr. singled out second-year back Kaleb Johnson for his improved approach this offseason. Johnson, coming off a difficult rookie year, is using organized team activities to rebuild his standing. Chinyoung highlighted Johnson's off-field habits as the standout quality.

Chinyoung said Johnson's professionalism stands out most. “With Kaleb, the number one thing is just his professionalism. He’s taking that to another level,” the coach said, citing consistent preparation, studying, and relationship-building with teammates like Rico Dowdle and Jaylen Warren.

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Pittsburgh Steelers running backs coach Ramon Chinyoung described his shift from offensive line duties as a welcome change during a youth football camp.

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Pittsburgh Steelers running backs coach Ramon Chinyoung expressed excitement about Jaylen Warren's pass protection skills during comments made earlier this week.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are experiencing major shifts in their offseason training activities following the hiring of Mike McCarthy as head coach. Observers note a more structured and organized style compared to previous years. Players and media have highlighted specific differences in daily routines.

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Three Pittsburgh Steelers wide receivers are staying after regular practice sessions to catch extra passes and increase their chances of making the team. Roman Wilson, Max Hurleman and Brandon Johnson have been among the last players off the field. The routine was highlighted in comments to reporters on Thursday.

 

 

 

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