Isaac Seumalo, a veteran on the Steelers' offensive line, initially provided guidance to rookie center Zach Frazier. However, his contributions were hampered by a partially torn pectoral muscle that sidelined him for a month. Seumalo's injury added to the challenges faced by the offensive line, which has seen multiple players go down, forcing Frazier to step up as a leader despite being new to the NFL.

Isaac Seumalo delivered an impressive performance in the matchup against the Ravens, earning a high grade of 90.4. His contributions on the offensive line were crucial in supporting the Steelers' overall success in the game.

Isaac Seumalo received a high grade of 81.9 for his performance in the game, showcasing his effectiveness on the offensive line. His solid play contributed to the Steelers' success, helping to protect Wilson and facilitate the team's late-game scoring drive.

Isaac Seumalo did not participate in practice due to rest. His absence from practice highlights the team's management of player workloads as they prepare for their upcoming game.

Isaac Seumalo received a veteran rest day and did not participate in practice this week.