Steelers could beef up the offensive line
I like the top eight names the Steelers have along the offensive line. Their starting five is a big improvement from a season ago, and you add in Broderick Jones developing and eventually starting and it is hard to be sour with how this group will play. Depth players Nate Herbig and Spencer Anderson are both versatile and played well this summer.
That being said, I do think the depth could be bettered here. While the Steelers seemingly have Herbig as their primary backup center with Anderson as the emergency fill-in, this could be dangerous. Herbig has a very limited repertoire at center, and Anderson played mostly tackle and guard in camp.
While filling in for part of the game would likely be fine, I struggle to see either as a competent long-term solution. The center market is a thin one as of now, so depth there is limited, but the league did just churn through a handful of names that, while not great options, are far more experienced at snapping the ball.
While Herbig and Anderson are both versatile, center seems to be something that is forced onto them as opposed to something that comes naturally. Finding a more experienced and capable backup in case Mason Cole is injured for a lengthy period of time would be a smart move for this offense after the league’s cutdown wrapped up.