The additions the Steelers have made can make them a top 10 offense this year.

True or false?

We debate that here on the Locked on Steelers podcast.

Let's get into it.

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Hello and welcome to the Locked on Steelers podcast.

I'm your host, Chris Carter from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.

As always, you can find this show on your favorite podcasting apps and on YouTube. We got a lot to talk about on today's show. Who's going to fill out the bottom half of the Y receiver room? We know the top three, but there's still questions about the bottom. We're going to go over Drew Aller Footworkgate and talk about what people think they know about film from looking at rookie camp. we got our man, Nick Farabaw,

here to talk about that pen live.com. But the top topic that I want to discuss with Nick

Farabaw is can the Steelers be and have a top 10 offense in 2026? Because with Mike McCarthy

at head coach, the trade to acquire Michael Pittman, Jr., the drafting

of Jeremy Bernard, the continued investment in the offensive line, the assumed return of

Aaron Rogers, all of that happening, and the additions of Rico Dattle in the backfield,

I see the potentials for things to happen differently for the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense and for the additions to have an impact.

The Steelers last year, though, Nick, placed 15th in points scored per game, 23.4 points per game.

They were just less than, they were just 2.3 points per game behind the Niners who were the 10th highest

scoring offense the last season from the additions that are made and assuming that Aaron

Rogers comes back and no major injuries to this unit is this a unit that can be a top 10

offense next year this upcoming season can it be sure do I want to say it's going to happen

probably not I think that they're going to be probably similar to what they were last year

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