The Pittsburgh Steelers have a bit more competition along their offensive line. The team acquired tackle Jesse Davis in a trade with the Minnesota Vikings, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports:
Apparently, the Vikings will receive
a 2025 conditional seventh-round pick in the deal. Needless to say, that's a fairly modest investment on the part of the Steelers. Meanwhile, the Vikings will gain $1.5 million in cap space with the trade.
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Davis brings the Steelers a remarkably durable, versatile veteran with plenty of starting experience. Since his regular season debut in 2017, he has appeared in 80 of a possible 81 games, including 72 starts at right guard and right tackle. He's never quite been a star, topping out at an
overall grade of 62.6 from Pro Football Focus in 2020, but given some of
the questions the Steelers offensive line is facing, he could prove a valuable piece as the season wears on.
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