The Pittsburgh Steelers’ first two challenges from out of the backfield during the 2020 season were not among the most pressing they have ever dealt with. Their first assignment was Daniel Jones playing behind a tweaked New York Giants offensive line that was missing its left tackle after Nate Solder opted out of the season.
Next came, briefly, second-year Drew Lock for the Denver Broncos, who was knocked out of the game early and replaced by Jeff Driskel, who managed to represent himself pretty well, especially considering the fact that he took a beating early and often.
Deshaun Watson, however, is clearly a cut above what they have already faced so far, a fact of which Devin Bush is very aware, as he told Rich Eisen.