38-3. 35-13. A year ago, the worst-looking offense in football, destroyed by the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles by those scores. A unit that could hardly get a play off without a penalty. Or a turnover. For the first eight weeks of last season, no team beat the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense like the Pittsburgh Steelers. … Continue reading Kozora: Look Out NFL, The Steelers’ Offense Is On The Other Side Of Its Growing Pains