The Pittsburgh Steelers season ended on a sour note, losing five straight games and exiting in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs against the Baltimore Ravens. But there were still a few standout performances on the team. ESPN analytics writer Seth Walder created a hypothetical 100-player MVP ballot based on value, which he defines as “the difference between a player and an average starter at that player’s position.” Three Steelers, OLB T.J. Watt, DL Cameron Heyward, and K Chris Boswell, made the 100-player ballot given their success in 2024.
Walder had Watt ranked at No.