All season, the Pittsburgh Steelers offense has struggled. QB Kenny Pickett hasn’t looked the part of a franchise quarterback, and the team has struggled to sustain drives and put points on the board. While they only put up 16 points in their win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 12, the offense gained 421 yards in their first game after replacing Matt Canada as offensive coordinator with Eddie Faulkner and Mike Sullivan.
One player who was excited to see the offense’s performance was safety Trenton Thompson, who had an interception for Pittsburgh in his second career start on Sunday.