The Green Bay Packers have already made a lot of changes to their offensive line, and they might not be done. Pittsburgh Steelers right tackle Dylan Cook could end up being a trade option for teams, and the Packers fit, according to Bradley Locker of PFF. Cook was benched earlier this season for first-round rookie […] The post Packers Named Trade Fit for Versatile Steelers Lineman appeared first on HEAVY.

Kelvin Banks Jr. is on injured reserve and his replacement has struggled, but Pittsburgh has reasons of its own to keep a $1.075 million backup tackle.

The (1-1) Pittsburgh Steelers host the (2-0) Cincinnati Bengals at Acrisure Stadium for Week 3 of the regular season. One interesting storyline surrounding the game is who will start at right tackle. Dylan Cook won the starting job because of his experience, taking first-team reps during training camp and the preseason, familiarity with the offense, […] The post Pittsburgh Steelers: Top Pick Makes Starting Debut for Week 3 appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

To fix their early struggles, the Pittsburgh Steelers should make these four changes, including signing a veteran wide receiver.

The Steelers low-scoring loss to the Patriots featured mostly positives for the defense, but reflected poorly on coach Mike McCarthy’s offense.

PFF has Dylan Cook ranked among the NFL’s best tackles while Zach Frazier sits much lower, raising questions about the Steelers' offensive line grades.

Here are the 10 highest-graded Steelers on offense from Pittsburgh’s Week 2 matchup against the New England Patriots.

After Dylan Cook struggled against New England, the Pittsburgh Steelers must consider turning to first-round rookie Max Iheanachor at tackle.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Dylan Cook went viral for all the wrong reasons following the Week 2 loss to the New England Patriots.