The Pittsburgh Steelers have declined the fifth-year option for left tackle Broderick Jones, which would have cost $19.1 million for the 2027 season. This decision follows the drafting of Max Iheanachor as the 21st overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, raising uncertainty about Jones’s future with the team. Jones, recovering from neck surgery after an injury last season, has 38 career starts but will become a free agent in 2027. The Steelers are expected to have new starters on their offensive line, signaling a significant shift in their roster.
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Steelers decline fifth-year option on OT Broderick Jones
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