This is a big year for Broderick Jones

But, his arms are the same length of the typical tackle. That’s what matters. Not his height. If anything that gives him an advantage

 

Look at that Mikey is back and he’s still spewing crap he knows nothing about.

 

Just when I thought you couldn’t sound any dumber

 

Don't challenge them. LoL

 

Plenty of time of improvement but BroJo struggling a bit going by this and other reports

 

Max Starks thinks he will figure it out

https://steelersdepot.com/2025/08/m...ick-jones-faces-flipping-back-to-left-tackle/

 

Remember again as someone previously posted Broderick only started 15 games in college

That is not the same as a 4 year starter who would still need time to learn and grow

He may be a bust he may just be raw and inexperienced

Anyone declaring him a bust at this point is just bitching for the sake of bitching

But some posters all they do is ***** whine and complain

 

I get all you are saying. He also has a groin injury, Highsmith may not be the best but he is far from a slouch. What I do not get is coming into a season with a history of a line that has for all accounts been (to put it bluntly) lackluster and continually near the bottom of the league in all areas of OL production. Forget the way the organization handles position coach contracts, if you say you are 'all in', and you go into the season with the investment they have made in OL talent, know and see the potential problems ahead, and continue on with the same approach they have had the last several years??? Then I see the bitching has some validation. I hope I am wrong, desire Broderick to show that indeed he was the first round pick we moved up or and likely would not have had because someone else would have grabbed him, but the total past results from the entire organizations efforts do not inspire any confidence.