Alright, I'm going to say this one final time so all of you can move on. TJ Watt did not have 618 pass rush snaps in 2021. Myles Garrett did not have 437 pass rush snaps in 2025. There is some terminology (and intentionally misleading images) that we need to clear up.
Team pass snaps = total # off pass snaps the entire team faced (total pass attempts against + sacks)
Pass rush snaps = total number of times an individual player was a pass rusher
In 2021, the Steelers as a team faced 618 team pass snaps -- 563 attempts and 55 sacks.
In 2021, TJ Watt was a pass rusher on 393 snaps (413 total minus 20 snaps that were negated by penalty). He averaged 17.47 snaps per sack and 1.5 sacks per game played (2nd best all-time behind Reggie White's 1.75 in 1987).
In 2025, the Browns as a team faced 540 team pass snaps -- 487 attempts and 53 sacks. The "437" number floating around was team pass snaps as of December 15th.
In 2025, Myles Garrett was a pass rusher on 479 snaps (507 total minus 28 that were negated by penalty). He averaged 20.83 snaps per sack and 1.35 sacks per game played (8th best all-time).
All of this can be found on https://t.co/3AdZaAvt2k, https://t.co/OUgQbiHFIe and https://t.co/LL9ie6mlDF. There is a small amount of disagreement on pass rush snaps between PFF and NFL Pro, but it negligible.
Now, let's get on with our lives.
- Fumbling the Kenny Pickett pick
- Hiring Matt Canada
- Letting Brian Flores walk for Teryl Austin
- Always neglecting the CB position
- Paying DK Metcalf T5 WR money
- Paying Pat Freiermuth T10 TE money
- The Russ/Fields carousel
- Clearly misusing George Pickens
- Banking on a 41 year old Aaron Rodgers
This team has operated like a bottom 10 organization since Ben retired. Somethings got to change.
Being a Steelers fan the last decade has been nothing short of a bottom tier sport fan experience. They do just enough to keep you engaged and come up short when they have to do anything meaningful. Even the biggest homers are starting not to care anymore because they know how it ends. Boring games, mediocre seasons and pick right smack dab in the middle of the draft for little to no chance at a franchise QB.