Pro Football Focus has finally released their grades for the Pittsburgh Steelers ' Week 2 matchup against the New England Patriots , which includes a few shocking high marks for an otherwise dreadful unit.
Averaging just 3.5 yards per play, recording 235 total yards, surrendering four sacks, and committing two turnovers was Pittsburgh's offensive recipe for disaster in the blowout loss to the Patriots. But PFF actually graded a few struggling Steelers higher than we would've guessed.
Here is a look at the Steelers' offensive PFF grades from Week 2, with Troy Fautanu , Darnell Washington , and, surprisingly, Dylan Cook leading the way.
LT Troy Fautanu — 74.5
RT Dylan Cook — 73.2
TE Darnell Washington — 71.6
LG Mason McCormick — 69.0
C Zach Frazier — 65.3
TE Pat Freiermuth — 63.7
RB Travis Homer — 63.7
RT Max Iheanachor — 60.5
C Brock Hoffman — 60.5
RG Spencer Anderson — 60.3
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