Cowboys Trade For Jones
Dallas Cowboys Acquire Former First-Round Tackle Broderick Jones From Pittsburgh Steelers
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The Dallas Cowboys acquired offensive tackle Broderick Jones from the Pittsburgh Steelers in a trade as teams finalized their 53-man rosters SI, sending a third- and sixth-round pick to Pittsburgh USA Today. Jones, drafted 14th overall in 2023 out of Georgia, brings veteran experience with 45 games played for the Steelers, including 38 starts NBC Sports.
The 25-year-old offensive tackle reunites with Cowboys wide receiver George Pickels, his former teammate at Georgia and in Pittsburgh Dallas News. The Cowboys have faced depth questions along the offensive line, particularly at tackle positions SI. Jones logged 2,472 total snaps on offense for Pittsburgh.
A High Draft Pick Finding New Home
Jones entered the NFL as a top-15 prospect but faced early career obstacles. USA Today reported the offensive tackle suffered a severe neck injury that impacted his availability and performance in Pittsburgh. Despite the setback, he accumulated valuable game experience through 45 appearances in two seasons NBC Sports.
Dallas Bolsters Offensive Line Depth
The Cowboys faced roster decisions during the August 30 cutdown deadline SI. Adding a former first-round pick provides depth and experience at a critical position. Jones's 38 starts demonstrate his familiarity with full-time tackle duties, even if his path has been unconventional Heavy.
Reuniting a Georgia-to-Pittsburgh Pipeline
Jones and Pickels share unusual chemistry. Both attended Georgia and spent two seasons as Steelers teammates. That prior relationship gives Dallas an advantage as Jones integrates into the offense. The pair already understand each other's tendencies and communication styles Dallas News.
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