Over the first three games of the young NFL season, there is a lot to take in from the average fans’ perspective of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The injury to T.J. Watt is showing just how much he impacts the defense, not only from a pass rush perspective but also against the run. The offense is once again looking anemic, however as of late, the offensive line has shown glimpses of successful cohesion. As our Josh Carney covered yesterday in his piece, the line jumped up seven spots to No. 21 overall, according to PFF, ahead of the likes of teams like undefeated Miami and Buffalo.
Mat Canada Credits O-Line For Improvement, Says They Haven’t Allowed A Sack All Year
