The Pittsburgh Steelers made a major splash in free agency last offseason, landing standout guard Isaac Seumalo on a three-year deal to solidify the interior of their offensive line.
That move paid off in a big way as Seumalo was a rock for the Steelers’ offensive line after a slow start. Not only did the Steelers add Seumalo in free agency, they signed veteran reserve Nate Herbig to a two-year deal, solidifying the guard position opposite James Daniels, whom the Steelers had signed in free agency one year before.
On the field, Daniels and Seumalo were steady pieces, especially in the run game.