The Steelers are ready to have an elite offensive line with the picks that they've made.

We'll talk about it here on the Lockdown Steelers podcast.

Let's get into it.

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Gazette, bringing to your daily dose of all things on the Pittsburgh Steelers. As always, you can find this show on your favorite podcast. I'm on YouTube. We got Josh Taylor from KDK TV on today. We got a lot to discuss with him. And I want to talk about the offensive line, particularly we're going to go into different things that the logic behind Omar Khan and how he stuck to the offensive line with this draft class, despite his earlier investments. We're going to talk about Broderick Jones's future with the team. How he'll fit in here. We'll answer more of your calls from the locked on Steelers call in line. But we got to talk about how should the Steelers form their ultimate offensive line group? All that here on today's episode. A reminder, today's episode is brought to you by FanDuel. Right now New customers can pet is $150 and bonus bets if your first bet wins. Head to Fandul.com to get started. My man Josh Taylor, y'all know him, y'all love him. It's been a second we had them on. I think it was maybe probably a month or so. But Josh, I'm looking at this and I'm seeing I'm seeing more offensive line picks, a first

and a third. There is nobody in Pittsburgh who has been rubbing his hands together

the way he's on camera right now at the prospect of creating what he calls the evil

trench gang because he wants the evil dudes that are mean up front and nasty so josh before we

get into questions i want to get your reaction how should how should the steelers look to form they

now basically have six real like premium picks on offensive linemen from barric jones tri phaltanu

uh zach fraser mason mcc McCormick, Jennings Dunker.

You know, they're all in the mix here.

How should they form things right now moving forward?

Based on two things.

Versatility.

Maxi Hunter, based on the two things. Versatility, I forgot him as well. Maxi Honitra, based on the two things, versatility and competition. That's it. That's how you do it. Because the versatility side, I mentioned, because Maxi Hanatrol, we're already here in the discussion of is he going to play left? Is he going to play right? Well, that's the thing you're going to have to talk about. And also, that's considering the fact that Troy Faw Tano, played left tackle out in college and then moved to right tackle when he got to Pittsburgh.

Broderidge of Jones, his history, granted his neck injury notwithstanding, but his history started out on the right side, moved over to the left side.

And honestly, when you go back to the track record of this team

and the tackles they were successful with, these were guys that either played either side,

like Max Sarks, or guys who had versatility in other positions or came from completely different

positions, like Alejandro Villa. These are guys that weren't necessarily anchored in one place

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