It was a rather busy offseason for the Pittsburgh Steelers under outgoing GM Kevin Colbert, who officially retired following his contract ending May 31 after 22 years at the helm of the Steelers’ front office.
The flurry of offseason moves saw the Steelers add the likes of offensive linemen Mason Cole and James Daniels, quarterback Mitch Trubisky, cornerback Levi Wallace, linebacker Myles Jack, safety Damontae Kazee, and edge rusher Genard Avery, solidifying depth throughout the roster.
Still, even after ensuring right tackle Chukwuma Okorafor didn’t leave via free agency, the Steelers’ biggest offseason need at this point remains offensive tackle, according to CBS Sports’ Josh Edwards, who highlighted the biggest need for each AFC team Monday morning.