Offensively, the Pittsburgh Steelers failed to pass the eye test in the Week 2 blowout loss to the New England Patriots. Pro Football Focus seemed to agree, but not in the way fans might've guessed, as the five worst-graded Steelers that started on offense included a few surprises.
Here's a look at the five lowest-graded offensive players from the Steelers' Week 2 loss, including a surprise pick for the worst performance on Sunday.
Worst PFF grades on offense
5. RG Spencer Anderson — 60.3
4. WR DK Metcalf — 56.1
3. RB Rico Dowdle — 55.1
2. WR Roman Wilson — 55.0
1. QB Aaron Rodgers — 51.1
The most shocking takeaway from the Pro Football Focus grades is that only one offensive lineman was among the five worst players on offense. Dylan Cook, for example, was responsible for an incredibly
embarrassing pass protection play in which he failed to block a single defender. Don't get me wrong, Rodgers did look bad in Week 2, but to claim that he was the worst player on offense is a little absurd.
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