PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers rookie guard Mason McCormick made his NFL debut on Sunday as a jumbo tight end, but the fourth-round pick out of South Dakota State ended up getting a lot more work than that.
McCormick and Spencer Anderson rotated at left guard, with the rookie getting more playing time as the game went on, and was part of a strong second-half surge from the Steelers offensive in general and running game, in particular, as they scored 10 fourth-quarter points to pull away from the Chargers, 20-10.
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