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Steelers' Midseason Offensive Grades
Steelers' offense shows promise with rushing strength but QB inconsistency.
In brief
Steelers' offense shows promise with rushing strength but QB inconsistency. Steelers' offense ranks 14th in rushing yards but QB Aaron Rodgers' inconsistency threatens midseason success. Originally reported by Steelers Depot.
Steelers' Season Standings
Pittsburgh Steelers sit 6-2 in the AFC North with a strong rushing attack.
Offensive Performance Metrics
Steelers rank 14th in rushing yards at 117.9 per game but 19th in yards per game (328.4).
Quarterback Grade
Aaron Rodgers has a C+ grade with 1,871 yards and 13 touchdowns but six interceptions.
Running Back Grade
Jaylen Warren leads the team with 704 rushing yards and potential for over 1,500 yards.
Wide Receiver Grade
Wide receiver DK Metcalf has 33 receptions for 378 yards and one touchdown with four drops.
Tight End Grade
Darnell Washington and Pat Freiermuth earn a B+ grade with strong red zone impact.
Offensive Line Grade
Offensive line ranks B- with strong run game but pass protection issues.
QB Inconsistency
Rodgers' completion percentage (60.0) is on pace for a career low outside his first two years.
Rushing Threat
Jaylen Warren has forced nearly 40 missed tackles and could shatter his career high.
Receiver Injuries
Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson have been limited by injuries affecting the receiver room.
Metcalf's Struggles
Metcalf has a career-worst 51.1% catch rate and four drops on the season.
Tight End Impact
Washington and Freiermuth provide critical red zone and passing game contributions.
Offensive Line Challenges
Rookie right tackle Max Iheanachor and left tackle Troy Fautanu face pass protection issues.
The key point
Steelers' offense ranks 14th in rushing yards but QB Aaron Rodgers' inconsistency threatens midseason success.
