San Antonio native, Cowboys' Terence Steele faces competition for starting job after recent trade
Dallas Cowboys veteran Terence Steele will compete with former Steelers first-round pick Broderick Jones for the starting right tackle job.
AUSTIN, TEXAS - DECEMBER 26: Former Steele High School standout Terence Steele, #78 of the Dallas Cowboys, faces competition for his starting position on the team's offensive line, according to The Dallas Morning News. Following Dallas' trade for offensive tackle Broderick Jones, the No. 14 overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft, from the Pittsburgh Steelers, head coach Brian Schottenheimer informed Steele that the right tackle job would be up for grabs ahead of the Sept.
13 season opener against the New York Giants. Steele, who has started 91 of his 96 career games, expressed appreciation for the call from Schottenheimer. Jones, who enjoyed a fresh start after being moved between left and right tackle in Pittsburgh, welcomed the opportunity to compete for the starting position. Schottenheimer expects a strong competition between the two players, praising Jones' talent and emphasizing that he wouldn't bet against Steele.
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