Halfway through 2020, we’re back to chart the Pittsburgh Steelers’ defense. Looking at the ins and outs of every aspect of this unit, the collective and the individual. If there’s any data we don’t provide below, feel free to ask in the comments and we’ll try to look it up.
– Excluding kneeldowns and no-plays (false starts, offsides, plays negated by penalty, etc) the Steelers’ defense has been on the field for 501 snaps. That puts them on pace for 1002 this season, 65 less than a year ago. If they remain on that pace, it’ll be their fewest defensive snaps since 2017 (979).