There’s no question the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense has underachieved in 2024 and for several years before that. While the offense technically had its best finish since 2020, 16th in points per game, the season ended with a historically bad finish, and the overall results were still poor. The problems are obvious. What are the solutions? Below are four stats the Steelers’ offense must turn around to be happy with their 2025 results.
Red Zone – 48.2 percent (29th)
This is an obvious one discussed throughout the year. Pittsburgh struggled inside the opposing 20 all season long, and it’s a key reason why kicker Chris Boswell kicked a team-record 41 field goals and led the NFL in scoring.