The Pittsburgh Steelers' offense was solid in the first half, recording 250 yards in the first and second quarters. But the strong outing was short-lived, as the Aaron Rodgers-led unit fell flat in the second half of the Week 7 Paris win over the New Orleans Saints. Taking a look at the worst PFF grades on offense can give us a better idea of which players were responsible for the struggles.
From a talented tight end who had an off night to three wide receivers who found themselves in the bottom five, here's a look at the worst PFF grades for the Steelers offense.
Worst grades on offense
- 5. TE Pat Freiermuth — 57.2
- 4. WR Brandon Smith — 57.2
- 3. WR Brandon Johnson — 55.8
- 2. WR DK Metcalf — 55.0
- 1. TE Robert Tonyan — 54.8
Looking for which players saw the most playing time during the Week 7 win over the Saints in? Fans can check out our Week 7 offensive snap counts here.
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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: 5 worst Steelers offensive PFF grades from Week 7 win over Saints in Paris
