The Pittsburgh Steelers’ offensive line continued its fall in Pro Football Focus’ offensive line rankings, as the unit fell two spots to No. 28 ahead of Week Four.
The offensive line was ranked No. 12 ahead of the season but has steadily dropped after poor performances to open the year.
“The Steelers’ offensive line has been consistently below average so far this season. The Pittsburgh unit ranked 26th, 25th and 25th in pass-blocking efficiency in the first three weeks of the season,” Zoltán Buday writes for PFF.
One positive for the Steelers is that Isaac Seumalo turned things around against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday Night Football.