The Pittsburgh Steelers won fewer than 10 games in both the 2018 and 2019 seasons, and missed the playoffs entirely. Yet it feels like they are facing more questions coming off of a 12-4, division-winning season this year. it’s not without reason, of course. They lost more than half a dozen starters, and the quarterback position is clearly in a period of transition.
The running game truly bottomed out in 2020, even after a successful beginning, finishing the year ranked last in rushing yards and yards per attempt, and if there is one area you could say the team has focused on this offseason, it has been to fix that.