Point taken, Merlin.

I could have been more clear in my post. Obviously, the RB is a huge part of the running game equation.

But a dominant OL is, also. And that Rams OL was truly dominant in that 2nd half. And I don’t think that they’ve fully gelled yet.

So, a decent RB should be expected to have good results behind this OL against a poor run D like the Steelers have. Anything less than 100 yards would be disappointing, imo.