A handful of key Pittsburgh Steelers pieces, particularly on the offensive side of the football, didn’t play a snap in the preseason. But that didn’t stop the Black and Gold from having a productive preseason.
The Steelers went 2-1 in the three preseason games, losing the one on a last-second field goal. Some players really stood out and might have forced their way onto the roster, while some others didn’t do much of anything and might have played their way out of Pittsburgh.
Not getting the chance to see quarterback Aaron Rodgers or wide receiver DK Metcalf suit up for a preseason game was frustrating, but somewhat understandable.