With the start of Organized Team Activities across the NFL, the offseason news cycle has reached the “best shape of their lives” phase, where players talk about feeling the best they’ve felt, coaches praising players for their fitness level and more.
Usually, it’s an overblown, age-old offseason trope.
Sometimes though, it can be true.
Such may be the case with Pittsburgh Steelers third-year left tackle Dan Moore Jr., who is facing a battle for the starting left tackle job in Pittsburgh with rookie first-round draft pick Broderick Jones. Moore seems to be in the best shape of his life and gearing up for a fight.