The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to continue to beef up their offensive line. After re-signing backup center Ryan McCollum earlier in the day on Friday, general manager Omar Khan appears to have made another addition up front.
Per The Pat McAfee Show's Steelers correspondent, Mark Kaboly , Mike McCarthy's team has signed center/guard Brock Hoffman to a one-year deal.
Earlier this month, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that Hoffman and the Steelers had come to terms on a one-year pact worth $2.5 million. A source close to Hoffman soon told Steelers Now that no deal had been reached, or even offered, for that fact.
Hoffman, 26, had played both center and guard for the Cowboys, with whom he played under McCarthy for three seasons. He started one game each at center and right guard in 2023, five games at right guard and two games at center in 2024 and six games at center and one game at left guard in 2025.
The Steelers were left with a hole at guard after veteran Isaac Seumalo departed to join the Arizona Cardinals on a three-year deal worth more than $31 million in free agency. Pittsburgh has repeatedly been linked to Penn State guard Olaivavega Ioane in 2026 NFL Draft mock-ups.
By adding Hoffman, who stands 6-foot-4 and weighs 302 pounds, the Steelers would give themselves even more flexibility with their No. 21 overall pick.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Now : Report: Steelers Finally Sign Free-Agent OL Target
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