It’s hard to gauge whether the Pittsburgh Steelers believe they have one or two holes in their offensive line, thanks to the gray area of Broderick Jones. Last year’s first-round draft pick, they want to get him over to left tackle, but aren’t ushering their incumbent away.
Dan Moore Jr. has started every game for which he has been healthy at left tackle for the past three years. The Steelers drafted Jones to play left tackle, yet he ended up in the starting lineup on the right side. On multiple occasions, they’ve declined opportunities to commit to moving him to the left side this offsason.