Steelers' top 10 offensive players in Week 6, PFF grades: Zach Frazier shines
Here are the 10 highest-graded Steelers on offense from Pittsburgh's Week 6 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' offense delivered a stellar performance in their Week 6 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, garnering top grades from Pro Football Focus (PFF) for several players. The team's 300 total offensive yards, comprising 211 passing yards and 89 rushing yards, played a crucial role in their fourth-quarter comeback and overtime victory.
Aaron Rodgers led the charge with a solid performance, contributing to the team's 26-point outing against a Buccaneers defense that was allowing just 22.4 points per game on average. Among the offensive players standing out with the highest PFF grades were Zach Frazier, who excelled at offensive lineman with a grade of 76.0, followed by RB Rico Dowdle with 72.8, G Brock Hoffman at 71.2, RB Jaylen Warren with 70.0, WR Germie Bernard at 67.7, WR DK Metcalf at 64.0, T Troy Fautanu with a grade of 61.7, QB Aaron Rodgers at 60.9, FB Riley Nowakowski at 60.0, and T Max Iheanacho rounding out the top 10 with a grade of 59.7.
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