Broderick Jones expresses preference for positional stability

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Broderick Jones expressed a preference for playing a single position rather than switching between left and right tackle. Following a preseason Week 2 loss to the New York Jets, where Jones allowed two sacks, the player noted that while he prefers to stick to one side to focus his recovery from a previous season-ending neck injury, he will play wherever the team requires to help the squad.

Steelers offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio defended the 25-year-old, stating that the team intends to continue pushing Jones as he works to find his rhythm. Jones, a former University of Georgia standout, is currently navigating a period of adjustment as he returns to full strength after his injury setback.