It doesn't look like they will cut Shelton.this is because we drafted a complete dude in Drew Shelton and he is going to get cut.



I think we'll definitely start him out as the swing tackle (probably not the first game, though), and see how he develops from there. Not having to play right away might let him progress physically, but getting a handle on the scheme and technique asked of him seems to be the major challenge for him.He has really sucjed
But dealing with a neck injury
And I dint think he is 100%
I don’t like the trade at this point need more time to think about it
More draft picks gone.
Potential is there though
Yes my Steelers fan friend is ok with this tradeReading the Steelers forum they are pretty down on him and that's being generous. Hopefully he's just an emergency/depth piece.
I don't think they will cut him because they view him as a developmental fourth-round pick who could get claimed on waivers by some team that was just as high on him.this is because we drafted a complete dude in Drew Shelton and he is going to get cut.
I think that they cut Nate Thomas.I don't think they will cut him because they view him as a developmental fourth-round pick who could get claimed on waivers by some team that was just as high on him.
Wonder if we'd be willing to give up on Thomas? He was only a late-round pick and didn't show the development we were hoping for this camp. If we carry him, then we have to carry three backup tackles.I’m sure they will keep Shelton since we just drafted him, but I would hate to lose a legit player by keeping him around. Might have to risk exposing him and hope to bring him back to the practice squad.
Stop agreeing with me. It makes me nervous.I think that they cut Nate Thomas.
Wasn't much of a career to derail, though.Season ending neck surgery in 2025 derailed his career. Might have something here.
Another reason not to like this tradeThe only part of this trade that bothers me is Jones is in his walk season. Other than that, OL depth improved today.
He had Spinal fusion surgery and reportedly was beating by everybody in camp.this is just a desperate move and worse than the Mingo trade.Season ending neck surgery in 2025 derailed his career. Might have something here.
I don't know how much of this is Jerry and how much is Will McClay and the coaches. The coaches have said they are not completely happy with how Steele has played and haven't been happy with the backup tackles. The Joneses probably took that and told McClay to find them a tackle. I think Jerry is given too much credit or blame on most of these deals. I don't even know if he knew who Broderick Jones was before they tried to acquire him.Trading a 3rd and 6th for Broderick Jones and a 4th rounder is a gamble.
Not sure I would have done this or many other GM's not named Jerry Jones lol Jones has been bad and is coming off of a serious injury.
After suffering a season-ending neck injury in Week 12 of the 2025 season, Jones underwent off-season spinal fusion surgery. Although he avoided the PUP list and played 140+ snaps across all three preseason games, his play was rough:
- Pass Protection Meltdown: According to PFF tracking, Jones allowed 3 sacks and 5 pressures over just 92 pass-blocking snaps during the preseason.
- Lack of Functional Strength: Reports out of camp noted he is not back to 100% in terms of upper-body strength or playing weight following the lengthy rehab. The spinal fusion limited his offseason weight-training regimen, causing him to play under his typical 311-pound frame.
- Rust & Mechanical Compensation: Between the surgery rehab, a minor spring setback, and missed rep time, his footwork and hand placement looked noticeably sluggish. Defenders consistently took advantage of his lack of anchor.
Yikes is this guy mentally there? If he aint giving up a sack he decides to sack his own QB himself lol
this is because we drafted a complete dude in Drew Shelton and he is going to get cut.


Yikes is this guy mentally there? If he aint giving up a sack he decides to sack his own QB himself lol
