As a football player, your main objective is to win the game. In order to do this, you must be able to execute at a level that puts you in a position to win.
Frankly, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been able to buck that trend for most of the season as their offense has been outgained in every game they’ve played this season while their defense ranks 27th in yards allowed on the year, yet find themselves 6-4 and currently holding a Wildcard spot in the playoffs. QB Kenny Pickett particularly hasn’t been playing well in what has become a sophomore slump of a season, throwing for only 1,722 yards and six touchdowns to four interceptions through ten games, failing to take that necessary step forward to properly lead this offense forward as their franchise quarterback.