Summary
In a recent Pittsburgh Steelers game against the Seattle Seahawks, rookie running back Kaleb Johnson made a significant mistake on a kickoff that led to a Seahawks touchdown. Former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger commented that Johnson may not play much for the rest of the year due to this error. Johnson's role in the team may be reduced as he needs to regain the trust of his coaches.
Key Facts
- Kaleb Johnson, a rookie running back for the Steelers, made an error on a kickoff against the Seahawks.
- Johnson failed to handle a live ball, allowing the Seahawks to recover it and score a touchdown.
- Ben Roethlisberger, a Steelers legend, suggested Johnson might not play much for the remainder of the season.
- So far in the NFL, Johnson has only carried the football twice for a total of -1 yards.
- In college, Johnson had shown strong potential, rushing for 1,537 yards and scoring 21 touchdowns in his final season.
- Johnson needs to rebuild trust with Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin after his mistake.
- This incident questions Johnson's future role with the team, particularly on special teams.
