The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a key change to their 2026 depth chart ahead of the Week 4 Thursday Night Football matchup against the Cleveland Browns.
Thanks to their stellar performance in Week 3, Brock Hoffman and rookie first-rounder Max Iheanachor were officially named by the Steelers as the starting right guard and right tackle on the Week 4 depth chart. But these weren't the only changes, as running back Travis Homer was added to the depth chart while Gennings Dunker was removed after being placed on injured reserve.
Steelers just locked in the right side of the line. Week 4 depth chart: Brock Hoffman starting RG. Max Iheanachor starting RT. Anderson and Cook to the backups. Dunker off the chart after IR. Homer added to the RB group.
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Hoffman, who joined the Steelers this offseason via a one-year deal, had the second-highest pass-block grade (88.6) in Week 3, per Pro Football Focus. He didn't allow a single pressure on 40 pass protection snaps and was solid in run blocking.
Iheanachor, who was drafted by the Steelers with the 21st overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, was amazing as a run blocker and performed admirably in pass protection, surrendering just two pressures on 40 pass protection snaps.
Spencer Anderson and Dylan Cook, the former starting right guard and tackle, respectively, will likely remain as backups unless something drastic changes in Hoffman and Iheanachor's level of play.
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