The Pittsburgh Steelers' offense showed a lot of promise late in the Week 4 loss to the Cleveland Browns, but the team ultimately couldn't come back from the self-inflicted wounds of the first half. This was especially true for several struggling players on offense that received terrible PFF grades, such as 42-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
From Rodgers' rough performance to a surprisingly bad night for a veteran wide receiver, here's a look at the five worst offensive grades from the Steelers' Week 4 loss to the Browns.
Worst grades on offense
5. TE Robert Tonyan — 60.0
4. QB Aaron Rodgers — 57.4
3. OT Max Iheanachor — 56.0
2. WR Germie Bernard — 55.4
1. WR Michael Pittman Jr. — 42.5
It's no surprise that Pittman found himself at the very bottom of the PFF grades on
offense, as the veteran wideout has barely made an impact since returning from injury. Pittman led the team with 58 receiving yards in the regular-season opener, but has just mustered 31 yards on four catches since. Between struggling to find separation and being responsible for costly penalties, Pittman just hasn't had the start many Steelers fans were hoping for.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: 5 worst Steelers offensive PFF grades from Week 4 loss to Browns
