Pittsburgh’s Week 1 victory sparked a confident offensive display, led by high grades for Ben Skowronek, DK Metcalf, Pat Freiermuth and Jaylen Warren, plus rising work from Calvin Austin III, Jonnu Smith, Mason McCormick and Darnell Washington. The improvement on the line—Zach Frazier and Troy Fautanu among the ten top blockers—almost matched the four passing TDs. A middling Rodgers-grade for the Jets underscored the contrast as Pittsburgh eyes a Week 2 test vs Seattle.

Aaron Rodgers posted a 54.5 grade, signaling room for Jets-based adjustments while Pittsburgh leans into a retooled attack that’s eager to prove Week 1 wasn’t a one-off. With Rodgers’ Jets and the Seahawks up next at home, the Steelers’ offense has a real chance to sustain the surge and build early-season momentum.