The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent the past few years rebuilding their offensive line. Now, those efforts are finally paying off. That young group has jelled together nicely this season. However, it’s also dealt with a number of injuries recently. That includes starting Dylan Cook, who less than a month ago had zero experience in an actual NFL game. Cook hasn’t looked out of place, though, while starting Pittsburgh’s last two games at left tackle. He credited the Steelers’ success up front to offensive line coach Pat Meyer.
“He brings us together,” Cook said Monday via the team’s website.