Steelers Eyeing Dolphins' Brewer for Left Guard

On March 18th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have filled most roster gaps this off season, but left guard is still a big concern.

Isaac Somalo signed a three-year deal worth $31,500,000 with the Arizona Cardinals, leaving Spencer Anderson as

the likely starter next season.

Anderson has shown promise in limited action, including the Jumble package, but the team wants a

more reliable veteran to strengthen the line.

Trade talks could heat up with the Miami Dolphins, who are rebuilding and moving veterans.

Center Aaron Brewer stands out as a prime target.

He's entering his final contract year with a cap hit of about $9,147,000 and no guaranteed money.

Making him affordable to move.

Brewer has risen fast.

An undrafted free agent from the Tennessee Titans in 2020, he started 34 games there before joining Miami on a three-year 21.

Million dollar packed in 2024.

He started all 33 games for the Dolphins, and earned second team All Pro Honors last year with an 87.4 PFF grade.

Second best among centers.

In Pittsburgh, Brewer could shift to left guard, where he played over 1299 snaps earlier in his career.

The Steelers have Zach Frazier locked in at center long-term, so this wouldn't disrupt that spot.

His skills should carry over despite the position change.

Recent trades set the bar low, like Miami's Garrett Bradbury and Titus Howard going for fifth round picks.

A similar deal for Brewer makes sense, and would quickly fix Pittsburgh's line without breaking the bank.

Keep an eye on this as training camp nears.

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