Analyst Mark Kaboly described a challenging path ahead for Broderick Jones with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jones, drafted by the team, faces uncertainty after neck surgery and limited participation in spring activities. Kaboly suggested limited roles or a potential trade as possible options.
Mark Kaboly discussed the Steelers' options for Broderick Jones during an appearance on 93.7 The Fan last week. He noted that the team could explore a trade or hope for Jones to recover and contribute as a swing tackle in certain formations.
Kaboly added that a healthy Jones might gain value in the free agency market next year, potentially leading to a compensatory pick for the Steelers. He contrasted this with a worst-case outcome where Jones does not play and receives no significant contract offer.
Jones has not beaten out former left tackle Dan Moore Jr. in prior seasons and moved into the starting role only after Moore departed in free agency. Entering training camp, his current condition remains unclear following neck surgery and visible weight loss during recovery.