Last season, the Pittsburgh Steelers offense was anything but spectacular. They average just over 18 ppg which ranked near the bottom of the league and scored a total of 28 TDs during the regular season (16 rushing, 12 passing) with the 12 passing TDs being the lowest mark in the NFL. Still, they managed to control the clock well at the end of games during the second half of the season, running the ball effectively and doing just enough to win several low-scoring affairs late.
There’s no denying that the offense needs to take a notable step forward in 2023 compared to where it was last season as Pittsburgh would go stretches of games failing to get anything going offensively until the team needed it most.