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Pittsburgh Steelers depth chart

Ranked by the share of snaps each player actually took in weeks 2–3, not by the order the team published. 41 players. Snap share is the most reproducible signal we measure — it repeats with itself at 0.96 across a season, against 0.89 for receptions — so if one number has to decide the order, it is this one.

Quarterback

Player	Snap share	Snaps	Status
1. Aaron Rodgers QB	98%	129
2. Mason Rudolph QB	4%	3

Running back

Player	Snap share	Snaps	Status
1. Jaylen Warren RB	80%	106
2. Rico Dowdle RB	26%	18	QUESTIONABLE
3. Lew Nichols RB	5%	3
4. Travis Homer RB	4%	5

Fullback

Player	Snap share	Snaps	Status
1. Riley Nowakowski FB	4%	6

Wide receiver

Player	Snap share	Snaps
1. D.K. Metcalf WR	96%	127
2. Michael Pittman Jr. WR	73%	45
3. Roman Wilson WR	59%	79
4. Germie Bernard WR	53%	72
5. Ben Skowronek WR	20%	26

Tight end

Player	Snap share	Snaps
1. Darnell Washington TE	64%	84
2. Pat Freiermuth TE	63%	83
3. Robert Tonyan TE	4%	6

Offensive line

Player	Snap share	Snaps
1. Mason McCormick G	100%	132
2. Troy Fautanu T	100%	132
3. Zach Frazier C	100%	132
4. Spencer Anderson OL	96%	67
5. Brock Hoffman G	52%	65
6. Max Iheanachor T	52%	65
7. Dylan Cook T	48%	67

Defensive line

Player	Snap share	Snaps
1. Cameron Heyward DT	70%	78
2. Keeanu Benton DT	60%	68
3. Derrick Harmon DT	50%	56
4. Yahya Black DL	32%	36
5. Sebastian Joseph-Day DT	17%	19

Linebacker

Player	Snap share	Snaps
1. Patrick Queen LB	100%	112
2. Payton Wilson LB	74%	83
3. T.J. Watt LB	66%	75
4. Alex Highsmith LB	66%	74
5. Nick Herbig LB	50%	56
6. Jack Sawyer LB	26%	28
7. Cole Holcomb LB	4%	4

Secondary

Player	Snap share	Snaps	Status
1. Jalen Ramsey CB	100%	112	QUESTIONABLE
2. Jaquan Brisker S	99%	111
3. Asante Samuel Jr. CB	86%	96
4. Jamel Dean CB	84%	94
5. Rayshawn Jenkins S	73%	82
6. Daylen Everette CB	30%	34
7. Brandin Echols CB	12%	13	QUESTIONABLE

Snap counts come from official gamebooks via Pro Football Reference and are published about a week after each game, so this is a record of weeks 2–3 rather than a prediction of the next one. Players below 2% of snaps are left out: one appearance in two games is an injury replacement, not a rung on a depth chart. Pittsburgh Steelers usage and projections · schedule and bye week.