With an aging quarterback behind them, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offensive line was always going to be the most essential part of the offense. Unfortunately, they didn’t get off to the best start. They allowed four sacks in Week 1, and the trend of Aaron Rodgers being hit too often ran over the course of the first few games.
In Week 4 against the Minnesota Vikings, they looked much better. Spencer Anderson, a player whose role the Steelers seem to be looking to expand, was a part of that effort. On Wednesday, he was asked if he felt the unit gained confidence from that performance.