Freiermuth totaled 31 receiving yards as Pittsburgh’s top target beyond Warren’s big play, showing his steady, if modest, role in the passing game.

Freiermuth is highlighted as a TE with a place in the Steelers offense alongside Jonnu Smith, underpinning a balanced passing game. His role in Week 1 reinforces TE-driven attack potential, especially in red-zone opportunities where both tight ends can be factors.

Freiermuth remains a central target in the Steelers' aerial attack, offering reliable receptions and red-zone chances.

Freiermuth logged substantial snap counts (28) and remains central to the passing game alongside Smith and Washington, illustrating the Steelers’ TE-forward approach. His volume anchors the aerial attack even as other playmakers share targets.

Freiermuth’s 71.7 grade marks him as a trusted TE option who’s becoming the anchor of Pittsburgh’s aerial attack. His red-zone presence and target security make him a steady fantasy asset, especially in leagues that lean on tight-end production from a consistent weekly floor.