After 19 years of hard-hitting practices under Tomlin, the Steelers are entering a new era with McCarthy at the helm. The new coach has sparked discussion by announcing the team won't tackle to the ground during camp, focusing instead on fundamentals like approach, strike, wrap, and finish to ensure players remain healthy for the regular season.
Linebacker Payton Wilson acknowledged his love for tackling but accepted the change, noting that preseason games provide opportunities for contact. Patrick Queen, who previously resisted no-tackling rules in Baltimore, appears to be adapting to the new philosophy as the Steelers prepare for their first season without Tomlin's traditional methods. sweetbonanza-app.com
