Pittsburgh Steelers: 3 Big Questions as Minicamp Begins

June 13, 2012   ·   Chris G.   ·   Jump to comments

As we all learned last season, NFL teams can live without minicamp, but that does not mean they like to. Mike Tomlin wants to make the most of minicamp this year and he expects his team to grow during this time and use it as a bridge to training camp.
“They need to display some of the things that we’ve talked about over the offseason," Tomlin told Steelers.com. "That is: learning the elements of football, displaying their conditioning,and showing the overall ability to finish. And then also building on the things we can’t measure—the camaraderie, chemistry and the things of that nature.”
This year's minicamp takes on particular importance as the Steelers are breaking in a new offense and are transitioning in younger players who are expected to take on a greater role this year in the lineup. They are also breaking in a new group of leaders as the team is without Hines Ward, James Farrior and Aaron Smith.
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