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Steelers Trading Broderick Jones to Dallas Cowboys, Reports Say
The Steelers sent Jones and a fourth-round pick to Dallas for two selections after his neck injury and uneven play, ESPN reported.
- On Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers traded offensive tackle Broderick Jones and a fourth-round pick to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for third- and sixth-round draft picks.
- Following a 2025 neck injury requiring spinal fusion surgery, the Steelers declined Jones' fifth-year option worth $19 million, as he struggled to regain form during training camp.
- Pittsburgh prioritized first-round rookie Max Iheanachor and Dylan Cook as right tackle options, leaving Jones, who started 38 games over three seasons, as the odd man out.
- Dallas adds offensive line depth with Jones as potential competition for incumbent right tackle Terence Steele, fulfilling owner Jerry Jones' promise to be "very, very aggressive" in roster moves.
- Entering the final year of his rookie contract, Jones seeks a fresh start in Dallas after allowing three sacks across 92 pass-blocking reps during preseason, positioning him to prove value before free agency.
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