The Steelers’ offensive line last season wasn’t simply riding the coattails of Aaron Rodgers’ quick release — it was one of the league’s most independently effective units. Finishing 5th in Overall Pass Block Win Rate (70.82%), the group consistently held blocks for the full 2.5‑second threshold, a metric built to isolate line performance from quarterback influence. That ranking reflects real, sustainable trench play, not a stat padded by QB timing. A big part of that success