First round rookie Broderick Jones might be the Pittsburgh Steelers’ new Ferrari. Sleek, fast, and a shiny new player. If that’s the case, call Dan Moore Jr. the Toyota Corolla. Not flashy, very workmanlike, but reliable and will run forever. In what was viewed as the biggest training camp battle of the Steelers’ summer, Moore dominated the first-team reps and never took a single rep with the two’s. Roughly 95-percent of his snaps came as the first-string left tackle with the remainder a handful of first-string right tackle snaps. If the season started today, Moore would open up the year as the Steelers’ left tackle.
‘He Trains Like He’s A 10th-Year Guy:’ Pat Meyer Praises Dan Moore Jr.’s Work Ethic
