The Pittsburgh Steelers were dealt a blow with LT Broderick Jones suffering a season-ending neck injury in Week 12 against the Chicago Bears, but the Steelers have solidified the position with the emergence of Dylan Cook. Cook replaced Andrus Peat in Week 14 against the Baltimore Ravens after Peat suffered a concussion. He’s been rock solid since, and the Steelers have taken notice. Per Gerry Dulac on Steelers KDKA Kickoff, the team believes their offensive line is better with Cook now than it was earlier this year.
“Mason McCormick is nasty, fights block to the whistle, and there isn’t a right tackle in the league who’s maybe as athletic as Troy Fautanu.