Entering the offseason, the Pittsburgh Steelers, under GM Omar Khan and assistant GM Andy Weidl, had one clear thing in mind overall: shoring up the offensive line from a starting lineup and depth perspective.
Mission accomplished for the Steelers, Khan and Weidl as the duo landed veteran left guard Isaac Seumalo in free agency on a three-year, $24 million deal, and added veteran backup guard Nate Herbig on a two-year deal. On top of that, the Steelers moved up in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft to land Georgia’s Broderick Jones, making the left side of the offensive line a perceived strength compared to a year ago with Dan Moore Jr.