Steelers Trade Jones for Draft Picks | NFL News

The Steelers pulled off a bold trade, sending first-round pick Broderick Jones to Dallas for a third and sixth-round pick plus their own fourth-rounder — a move hailed as “addition by subtraction.” After struggling to find consistency at tackle, the team opted to cash in on draft capital rather than risk another underperforming season. The departure also means veterans Elandon Roberts and Malik Harrison are gone, leaving rookies Max Iheanachor and Dylan Cook to fill the void — especially with Week 1 against Atlanta looming. GM Omar Khan’s savvy maneuver is being called the team’s best move yet, signaling a new era of strategic roster trimming and asset management ahead of the regular season.

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