Steelers reportedly trading OT Broderick Jones to Cowboys
Jones, a former first-round pick, heads to Dallas after three seasons in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly trading offensive tackle Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys, according to multiple reports. In exchange, Pittsburgh will receive a third-round and a sixth-round pick in the deal. Jones, a former first-round pick, entered his fourth season with the Steelers. He started 38 games in three years with Pittsburgh.
The fourth-year player had competition for the starting spot in Pittsburgh, with Troy Fautanu and Max Iheanacho both vying for the left tackle position. Jones, who signed with Pittsburgh in the first round of the 2023 draft, became a de facto starter in his second year but missed last season due to a neck injury. The trade will allow the Steelers to move on from Jones before the start of the season, while the Cowboys bolster their tackle depth.
Jones, who had his final game in November, will require a physical before the trade can be completed.
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