Pittsburgh aims for offensive balance against Seattle by reestablishing the ground game, protecting Rodgers, and guarding the football. Kaleb Johnson could shoulder a bigger load as the Steelers lean on more diverse run concepts, while Broderick Jones gets extra help to keep the left side clean. Clean ball security and disciplined execution become the blueprint for a tight, clock-controlling win over Seattle.

With a stronger ground attack and fewer miscues, Pittsburgh can unlock play-action benefits and keep Seattle’s pressure at bay. If the Steelers execute this plan, they’ll control pace and put themselves in position to capitalize on key drives.

Chris Godwin remains out for Week 2 as he recovers from a dislocated ankle that required surgery last season. Limited practice signals progress, but the Buccaneers plan to ease him back, with Week 5 penciled as a target debut. Emeka Egbuka has emerged, giving Tampa Bay a viable rookie option alongside a reshaped offense led by Baker Mayfield and new OC Josh Grizzard. Godwin's return will likely restore WR2 upside, but the immediate impact is muted until he’s back in game shape.

For fantasy managers, the absence in Week 2 reduces Week 2 risk but shifts targets toward Egbuka and Mayfield’s rhythm. Once healthy, Godwin should regain a prominent role, though his ceiling will depend on how quickly he builds rapport with the new system and on-field chemistry with Mayfield.