The Pittsburgh Steelers could be making several lineup changes along their offensive line.
After a week that featured Aaron Rodgers getting sacked four times and the run game once again couldn’t get going, the Steelers appear to be working toward a new starting duo on the right side.
Per Mike DeFabo of The Athletic, the offensive line combinations during practice were Zach Frazier with Brock Hoffman, Hoffman with Max Iheanachor, and then Spencer Anderson with Dylan Cook. Considering the lackluster
play from the latter combination of right side offensive linemen, it’s hard to envision Hoffman and Iheanachor doing any worse than Anderson and Cook did over the course of the first two weeks.
Pittsburgh faces the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 3 – a defense that is currently ninth in the NFL in pressure rate, which does not bode well for the current starting five offensive linemen.
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