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The Pittsburgh Steelers
fell to 2-2 on the 2026 season after losing a close Week 4 matchup to the Cleveland Browns. Despite falling into a 14-point hole in the second quarter, the Steelers' offense exploded in the second half, specifically the fourth quarter, and almost pulled off an insane comeback. Pro Football Focus' newly released grades highlight a few of these offensive standouts who were most responsible for the near-win.From a third-year receiver's continued breakout to several offensive linemen standing tall, here's a look at the highest-graded Steelers on offense from Week 4.
Top 10 PFF grades on offense
- 1. WR Roman Wilson — 78.2
- 2. WR DK Metcalf — 78.1
- 3. G Mason McCormick — 77.9
- 4. OT Troy Fautanu — 75.7
- 5. TE Darnell Washington — 74.3
- 6. C Zach Frazier — 71.1
- 7. G Brock Hoffman — 66.8
- 8. RB Jaylen Warren — 65.5
- 8. TE Pat Freiermuth — 65.5
- 10. WR Ben Skowronek — 64.7
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originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers' top 10 offensive players in Week 4, PFF grades: Roman Wilson breaks out
