"Fire that motherf*****r" - Snoop Dogg wants Mike Tomlin to fire Steelers OC Matt Canada

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin received a piece of advice about his offense from an unlikely source on Sunday evening. Rapper and television host Snoop Dogg, a diehard Pittsburgh Steelers fan, took to social media to share his frustration over offensive coordinator Matt Canada.

As with most fans, Snoop Dogg has had enough of the poor play-calling by Canada and called for Tomlin to fire him.

"Man, the Pittsburgh Steelers need a new f***** offensive coordinator. This guy sucks. Coach Tomlin, this is Snoop Dogg. Fire that motherf*****r and get us a new offensive coordinator."

This isn't the first time Snoop Dogg has voiced his disdain for a Steelers offensive coordinator. In 2014, he called for Todd Haley to be fired as the offensive coordinator after a botched call against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers led to a loss.

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Steelers HC Mike Tomlin says he won't make any personnel changes

After the Steelers lost to the New England Patriots 17-14 on Sunday afternoon, some key members of the team commented on the offensive scheme.

Tight end Pat Freiermuth said that the touchdown he scored on tempo with a no-huddle approach is how the offense thrives. He suggested that Canada should adopt that style of offense more often to allow the Steelers to move the ball down the field quicker and more efficiently.

"I think we just have to trust our quarterback and trust our guys to go down there and make plays."

Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky was also unhappy with the play-calling and wanted them to take more shots down the field.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin had his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon and was asked about the offensive play-calling. He said that as the Steelers prepare for a short-week game against the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night, they won't be making any personnel changes. He claimed that he doesn't know if personnel changes are "required" at this point in time.

Tomlin also went on to say that he is going to remain patient with the offense. They are still in the process of developing with a new quarterback leading the unit.

But many would argue that for an offense loaded with the Pittsburgh Steelers' talent, scoring only 14 points against the Patriots is unacceptable. While the Steelers head coach said that he wouldn't be making any personnel changes in a short week, would he consider making those changes in the future?