There were a lot of questions about Cameron Heyward entering the 2024 season due to his age, health, and productivity at this point in his career. All he did last season was put an end to those questions in emphatic fashion.
From start to finish, Heyward — who secured a two-year extension before the start of the regular season to remain a Steeler for the rest of his career — put up another first-team All-Pro season at the age of 35. He stayed healthy all season after battling through an injury-marred 2023 season and was simply dominant as a run defender and pass rusher.