Once again, the offense of the Pittsburgh Steelers came out slow and relatively lethargic, putting them at a significant disadvantage on Sunday on the road against the Houston Texans, ultimately resulted in an ugly 30-6 loss that saw the Steelers lose their starting quarterback and tight end to injuries and generate just 225 yards of total offense on the afternoon.
As expected coming out of the loss, the Steelers’ offensive pieces aren’t pointing fingers and placing blame. Instead, they again cited the lack of execution offensively resulting in the sloppy performance.
Four games, four showings of the Steelers lacking executing offensively.