Pro Football Focus has released its grades for the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, with several offensive standouts receiving high marks for a stellar performance.
Finishing the game with over 400 yards of offense and 30 points scored, the Steelers' offense finally lived up to the hype that came with Mike McCarthy being hired as head coach in Pittsburgh. And this wasn't lost on PFF, which handed out very high grades to a select few players on offense.
Here is a look at the Steelers' offensive PFF grades from Week 3, with Jaylen Warren, Mason McCormick, and Ben Skowronek earning premium recognition.
Top 10 PFF grades on offense
- RB Jaylen Warren — 91.2
- G Mason McCormick — 89.5
- WR Ben Skowronek — 83.4
- OT Max Iheanachor — 81.3
- G Brock Hoffman — 76.8
- WR Germie Bernard — 73.1
- C Zach Frazier — 72.1
- TE Darnell Washington — 71.2
- TE Pat Freiermuth — 69.1
- WR Roman Wilson — 67.6
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