The Pittsburgh Steelers have several questions to answer this offseason, but one position they have zero worries about is center. Zach Frazier was selected in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, and he has been terrific since Day One. So much so that the former West Virginia Mountaineer was named to the PFWA All-Rookie team.

Frazier allowed just one sack all season and had just five penalties assessed to him on 975 plays. His 12 pressures and two hits on the quarterback allowed ranked 37th and 34thm respectively in the NFL. He was also graded as PFF’s sixth best center in the NFL, and his run block grade was also sixth in the league. Playing alongside fellow rookie Mason McCormick and not having any sort of fall off is also a testament to Frazier’s talent, and it’s clear the Steelers have found their long-term center and anchor of the offensive line.