Brock Hoffman Joins Steelers, Leaves Cowboys

Here's more NFL news for March 21st.

Brock Hoffman, the 26-year-old offensive lineman, is officially leaving the Dallas Cowboys

after four seasons to join the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The six-foot-four versatile guard signed a one-year deal worth $2.5 million, bringing his

skills to a new team.

Earlier reports back in March suggested an agreement was in place, but things dragged on a

bit longer before it all came together this week.

Hoffman went undrafted out of college, starting at Coastal Carolina before finishing

at Virginia Tech.

Fans and analysts see this as a solid pick-up for Pittsburgh, given Hoffman's ability

to play center, left guard, or right guard.

Over his Cowboys tenure, he started 16 games total, proving reliable when called upon.

In recent years, he stepped up big, starting seven games each in 2024 and 2025, across

full 17 game seasons.

That experience should help fill gaps on the Steelers line right away.

With the deal now locked in, Hoffman gears up for a fresh start in Pittsburgh, adding

depth just as teams finalize their rosters.