2023 NFL Draft: Breaking down the best options for Steelers first round pick
By Evan Bachman
1. Broderick Jones, OT, Georgia
The Steelers made some good signings last offseason with James Daniels and Mason Cole to secure the interior of the offensive line. They do still have a need at offensive tackle, however.
Broderick Jones was a highly recruited player as he was a five-star in the 2020 class. He certainly has the tools to develop into a high-level offensive tackle in the NFL with his athleticism.
At Georgia, he is a very reliable presence on the offensive line. He may not have as many super dominant reps as you may see from other first-round tackles, however, he consistently just does his job. This season he allowed just nine pressures and no sacks, which is phenomenal.
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