The Steelers’ offense has found its formula

Jarrett Bailey argues that the Pittsburgh Steelers have established a winning offensive formula following their 34-22 victory over the Indianapolis Colts. Over a three-game resurgence, Pittsburgh has achieved the league's highest yards-per-carry average at 5.58 and the fourth-highest EPA per play since Week 3. Running back Jaylen Warren has emerged as the central focal point, producing 188 total yards in the recent win and leading all running backs in total EPA over the last three contests.

The writer credits Warren's dual-threat ability with easing pressure on quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who leads the NFL with nine passing touchdowns since Week 3. Bailey also highlights the expanding contributions of rookie receiver Germie Bernard, who posted 80 receiving yards, and tight end Pat Freiermuth, who passed Bennie Cunningham for second place on the franchise's all-time tight end list.