Each offseason, a team of ESPN analysts looks at every NFL team and ranks them in a variety of categories to judge their outlook over the next three seasons. Dan Graziano, Louis Riddick and Aaron Schatz put the Pittsburgh Steelers at No. 15, ranking the group highly in coaching but low in quarterback play.
Pittsburgh’s overall score on their 1-100 scale was 81.0, which was also the score the team’s overall roster, minus the quarterback position, received. The quarterback room got just a 70.3 grade, while coaching got a 90.7 and the front office got a 79.