Welcome to the Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Alex Kizora.

Here's a topic that won't sound super popular with the listeners.

Pat Breyer-Muth has mostly been absent from the Steelers passing game after being a consistent

mainstay throughout his career.

And now one of the NFL's higher paid tight ends,

that lack of production is especially concerning.

But through it all, I appreciate Friamuth's attitude.

He hasn't complained, is on record saying he trusts the coaching staff,

and has been selfless throughout this process.

Videos captured him hyping up D.K. Metcalfe after his 80-year touchdown against Minnesota,

and when asked the block, Rymouth has given good effort. His execution isn't even all that bad,

even if it's not on Garno Washington's level.

After years of diva-like receivers, George Pickens, Deontay Johnson, Chase Claypool,

to an extent Antonio Brown, it's refreshing to hear a guy accept his situation and bide his time.

Of course, Frymerth needs to get involved more and take advantage of his chances.

He had one bad downfield drop against the Jets and a couple other smaller miscues along the way.

And the offense has to find more ways to get him the ball.

But this offense is going to spread targets around and needs to get a running game going,

meaning Frymuth has often gotten

the short end of the stick, and he has not complained. He's really grown up and taken on a leadership

role. That's been clear in training camp, a strong teammate supporting others, and off the field

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