The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted an offensive tackle in the first round for the first time since Jamain Stephens in 1996 when they traded up to take OT Broderick Jones out of the University of Georgia with the 14th overall selection.
The moves that the Steelers made in the offseason suggested a very clear intended identity-they wanted to play bully ball.
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