For the most part, an offense is only as good as what the offensive line can do up front. That being said, the Steelers’ offensive line in 2021 did them no favors and really never displayed any type of consistency from game to game. In order for the Steelers to take a jump offensively, the offensive line just has to be better.
One of the more glaring issues with the line last season was the lack of cohesiveness with multiple rookies and journeymen being thrown together. Players being more familiar with each other into mandatory minicamp and throughout the rest of the offseason is something the Steelers, especially offensive coordinator Matt Canada, know has to improve.