Pat Freiermuth serves as a complementary option in the Steelers' passing game, lacking the alpha pass-catching ability that the team desperately needs, especially with George Pickens sidelined. His role is crucial, but he is not positioned to carry the offense on his own.

Pat Freiermuth is highlighted as a potential waiver-wire target for fantasy managers looking to fill the tight end position during the playoffs. His performance has been solid, making him a viable option for those needing depth at tight end, especially with favorable matchups ahead.

Freiermuth has been a reliable target but is facing a tough matchup against the Ravens. Despite being second on the Steelers in receiving yards, his performance has been underwhelming, particularly in the previous encounter with Baltimore where he managed only 3.4 fantasy points. With the Ravens allowing minimal production to tight ends recently, it's advised to bench him in fantasy lineups this week.

Pat Freiermuth scored the Steelers' only touchdown in the game with a nine-yard reception late in the second quarter, contributing to the team's offensive efforts despite the loss.

Pat Freiermuth caught a nine-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson, but the Steelers' offense struggled overall, with Wilson throwing for a season-low 128 yards. The absence of George Pickens, who leads the team in receptions and receiving yards, was felt, impacting the offensive dynamics.