NFL 2015: Ranking the 32 offenses

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3. Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers don’t have much of a defense, but they can really score. Pittsburgh has long been known as a team with plenty on defense in the way of Hall of Fame linebackers and terrible playmakers at the other two levels in men like Rod Woodson and Joe Greene. Now, the offense has taken center stage with a trio of stars in Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown and Le’Veon Bell.

Bell is suspended for the first two games of the season but will be ready to roll come Week 3 against the St. Louis Rams. Bell is perhaps the best pass-catching back in the league, providing Roethlisberger with a threat who can break a tackle or two and gain chunk yardage. With an above-average offensive line, Bell should have no issue cracking 1,500 offensive yards.

Brown is the best receiver in the game right now, leading the league with 1,698 yards and 129 catches to go with 13 touchdowns. The year prior, Brown rolled deep with 1,499 yards on 110 catches. Brown is not the fastest or largest receiver in the game, but he runs the best routes. Brown will have some help this year with tight end Heath Miller still producing.

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