Welcome to the terrible take

mini podcast telling Steelers nation what's on our mind.

I'm Joe Clark.

What is the Steelers plan on the offensive line?

For most of the off season we heard that Broder Jones would be working as the first team left tackle and yet that hasn't happened so far with him taking a limited number of first team reps of the position.

For the first few days of camp, we can be chocked up to,

chocked up as a non-issue of the team working to slowly assimilate Troy Fautano into the swing of things.

We're now halfway through camp and not much has changed.

Does that mean to seriously believe that the team might just roll with Dan Moore Jr.

starting the left tackle with Jones on the right side to open the season.

It's honestly a confusing plan. If Jones stays on the right

side through a few games this season he'll wind up with more NFL snaps at

right tackle and a college jumps at left tackle which is just going to make it

harder from the transition back. Troy Faletano is pretty much exclusively

worked at right tackle too. So what? Is Faletano gonna sit behind Jones? I don't

actually believe it's gonna be the the case, but the plan really

makes no sense right now. Maybe something will change this week or throughout the rest of

camp and I'm fine with the Steelers taking things slow with Fautano, but I don't like that Dan Moore is pretty much

complete lack of ability to play on the red side. Seems to be coming at the expense of moving

Jones to the left. There's where he should be playing an an omer concept the team wants him to play.

So now the second training camp in a row where they've messed around with Jones, really

not giving him much of an opportunity on the left side, helping the team's plan for him.

...