After two straight weeks of dreadful performances, the Pittsburgh Steelers have made a huge change on offense. According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, the Steelers will have an entirely new starting right side of their offensive line against the Cincinnati Bengals. This is in response to an absolute lack of production on offense and a deep desire to keep quarterback Aaron Rodgers healthy.
Out is guard Spencer Anderson and tackle Dylan Cook and in their place are guard Brock Hoffman and rookie offensive tackle Max Iheanachor. Their first starts of the year will be against a Bengals defensive front that has been exceptional in two games after the addition of Dexter Lawrence in the offseason.
The #Steelers will feature an entirely new right
side of their O-line this week, with first-round rookie OT Max Iheanachor making his debut as a starter, sources say. In addition, Brock Hoffman will be at right guard. It all starts up front. pic.twitter.com/dhJUSDGUD8
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 27, 2026
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