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Welcome to the terrible take, a daily segment telling Steelers nation what's on our mind. I'm Alex Kazora.

I'm not even going to touch anything Brandon Iuk related in this take knowing how fluid things are. I'm sure by the time

we were listening to this there will have been 74 more updates on his situation.

So pivoting away from that hot button news wide receiver into the offensive line, first round

rookie Troy Fau Taunu saw his most extensive first team action during Tuesday's practice,

working with the ones that right tackle the entire day.

Brodock Jones kicked over the left tackle splitting first team reps with Dan Moore Jr.

While it's just one step, Bogtani was making a push for the starting week one role.

He's had a good training camp, strong and explosive, he's quick out of a stance and it's hard to beat him on the edges.

T.J. Watt has praised his savvy, bearing up his past set something you'd expect

out of a veteran, not a rookie.

There have been miscues including two laps around the field for pre-snap penalties, but Faroutano looks like a starter, not someone who should sit.

The Steelers have been stubborn and sort of weird about how they've used Brodwick Jones and they treat

Dan Moore Jr. who I like more than most as this untouchable sacred cow who can't even be

imagined taking the rep at Right Tackle. But I still think when the dust settles week one

Broderick Jones is on the left side and Shreepo Tano starting on the right.

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