The Pittsburgh Steelers offense looked awfully effete on Sunday night during the Hall of Fame game versus the Minnesota Vikings, a fact that can be safely accounted for wholesale simply by pointing out that only three starters—all offensive linemen—actually played.
With the top two three traditional running backs sidelined, in addition to the top two quarterbacks, the top tight end, and the top four wide receivers, it is obviously why the offense struggled. One player who I believe largely held his own, however, was center Cody Wallace, starting in place of Maurkice Pouncey.