The Pittsburgh Steelers' Pro Football Focus grades from their Week 1 victory over the Atlanta Falcons have finally arrived, giving fans a glimpse at which offensive players were the most successful and which struggled.
Pittsburgh's offense just couldn't get anything going on the ground, recording just 58 rushing yards in the Week 1 win over Atlanta. 206 passing yards also isn't a lot to write home about, but that's the troubling reality fans were forced to watch on Sunday.
Here is a look at the Steelers' offensive PFF grades from Week 1, with Aaron Rodgers, Dylan Cook, and Pat Freiermuth leading the way.
Top 10 PFF grades on offense
- QB Aaron Rodgers — 85.7
- RT Dylan Cook — 73.5
- TE Pat Freiermuth — 70.5
- TE Darnell Washington — 65.6
- C Zach Frazier — 62.7
- WR Michael Pittman Jr. — 60.3
- LG Mason McCormick — 59.2
- RB Jaylen Warren — 57.1
- RG Spencer Anderson — 55.2
- WR Roman Wilson — 54.6
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