Pittsburgh Could an offensive tackle with versatility and potential to be
selected in the first round be added by the Pittsburgh Steelers? The
organization is still searching for an offensive lineman to join Dan Moore Jr.,
who is starting right now. A former New York Jet could be the solution.
Mehki Becton, who can play both left and right tackle, is only 24 years old and
has started 30 games. Once thought to be one of the NFL’s greatest up-and-
coming linemen, the former 11th overall choice in the 2020 NFL Draft is now
searching for a redemption contract after some injuries sidelined him.
which might involve the Steelers. Brad Spielberger of Pro Football Focus
thinks Becton might sign an inexpensive contract next season. He believes the
offensive tackle, seeking a chance to save his career with a new team, will ink a
one-year contract worth about $5 million.
Even if the Steelers choose to acquire an offensive tackle in the NFL Draft,
Becton may still be a viable choice. He is capable of playing either left or right
tackle, something Moore lacks. Best case scenario, he becomes the 11th overall
pick that was anticipated of him because of his experience, which makes him a
trustworthy backup
The Steelers will come out ahead in this. On a one-year contract, this
inexpensive alternative offers higher swing tackle value than their present
veteran. With any luck, an early-round selection can emerge as a starter, and
the team will have some young, developing players to turn to in the
postseason.
However, Becton ought to be considered a possible signing in 2024 – and
