JuJu wants to see how the chemistry of the first team's offensive is opposed to the Titans

the Pittsburgh Steelers will play their third preseason game of 2019 Sunday night on the road against the Tennessee Titans and this contest should include the quarterback Ben Roethlisberger see his first exhibition action of the year. Wednesday morning, third-year receiver of the Steelers JuJu Smith-Schuster spoke to the media and during his session, he was asked what he hoped to get from the team's third preseason game on Sunday night.

"Oh dude, you know, just see how our chemistry works, you know, it's like playing with those," Smith-Schuster said. "You know, we practice every day, we practice hard, you know, to have 7 [Roethlisberger] There, you know, our starting line, our receivers, our halves and our tight ends, and just to see how we are, how we have progressed. I do not know how much we are going to play, but you know, how long we have, we will try to make it work. "

We then asked Smith-Schuster how he thought it was important to let Roethlisberger play on Sunday night and if it was worth giving a quarterback pace.

"I mean, it gives rhythm," said Smith-Schuster. "You know, as I said, create this link, this chemistry between everyone. Obviously, we have veterans who have played here before, but you know guys like [Donte] Moncrief, you know he's new to the system. As I said, Diontae [Johnson] and, you know, Snell, you know, these are the new guys who have to get used to the way Ben plays his game. And you know, when we like two minutes, no group, so yeah, will be fun for them to get used to. "

It is unlikely that we have a better idea from Roethlisberger who will play Sunday night against the Titans until Friday. This is where the Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin must hold his pre-match press conference. At that time, we should also have a clue on the question of whether two members of the offensive team's starting lineup of the team, the center Maurkice Pouncey and guard David DeCastro, will debut in preseason 2019 Sunday night with Roethlisberger.

In the third pre-season game last year, Roethlisberger and Pouncey both played in the first three offensive series against the Titans, for a total of 26 games. The rest of the starting offensive line, however, played 40 shots in total. Smith-Schuster, by the way, played a total of 38 catches in the third pre-season game last year.