Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin knows his team and the offense needs some fresh air. Air from outside the Steelers facility. On Wednesday, he took a step toward that goal.The Steelers confirmed that the organization interviewed Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Thomas Brown for the same job through the team and the account of X (formerly Twitter). Pittsburgh fired former OC Matt Canada midseason after the offense’s problems threatened to torpedo it. team and chances for the finals.The Steelers offense is expected to take a step forward under second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett and has been one of the most unproductive in the NFL this season.Pittsburgh was the fifth lowest scoring team in the league. Its offense ranked eighth in total yards per game and eighth in passing yards per game.Surrounded by talented playmakers, Pickett never took a step forward in his first full season as the team’s starting quarterback. He only played 12 games due to injury, but when he recovered, the results were not pretty. His 38.4 QBR for the season was 27th among qualifiers; only Mac Jones, Bryce Young and Zach Wilson were worse.Canada was let loose in a 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns on November 21, where Pickett threw for just 106 yards on 28 carries.What would Brown bring to the Steelers?Brown has been a household name in the NFL and already has two interviews with the Tennessee Titans for their head coaching job. Heand#039;s also involved with the Chicago Bearsand#039; open coordinator position.Itand#039; it’s a testament to Brown’s reputation that he’s still a hot commodity after the season he just endured with the Panthers..