There's nothing that's been a bigger bummer really to the early portion, the very early portion of the Steelers off season,

then the reality that has set in like a hard fog that nothing, nothing, nothing is going to

change.

Well, there's one thing specifically that had better change by next season.

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Broderick Jones, nailing this down as specifically as I possibly can, had better change.

I've railed already about the lack of accountability across all the coaches, all the way up to and including Mike Tomlin, and certainly with no

exception for Pat Meyer. But I'm also not going to pretend that what's wrong with the offensive

line is some broad scope thing, because it's not. It's not. Dan Moore was the same left tackle that he was his entire

time in Pittsburgh. He'd occasionally have himself a game. He'd occasionally struggle. More often than

not, the needle went toward the ladder rather than the former. But he wasn't a high pick, he wasn't a high pedigree guy,

and I don't know how many people anywhere in the football world would hold Meyer

to task for that versus, you know, Tomlin and the upper management

for continually putting him into that position.

Anybody have an issue with Isaac Selmallo?

No.

Anybody have an issue with James Daniels before he got hurt?

Wow, no.

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