The Steelers dominated their opening matchup with the Redskins on Monday in multiple facets of the game, but especially in their execution of the running game. DeAngelo Williams gained 143 yards on 26 carries for two touchdowns.
The offensive line started off slow but was front and center the rest of the game. When playing with the lead, a line that can dominate a defense and allow for simple run schemes to get significant yards, moves the chains and drains the clock.
This film room session shows you the schematics on how the Steelers controlled the game:
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