The pittsburgh steelers have re-signed offensive tackle dylan cook to a one-year contract, marking his second appearance with the team. The team hasn’t confirmed the deal, but it has been listed on their website as part of their transaction report. Cook joined the steelers in 2023 and made the 53-man roster. Despite not being active for a single game, he was on the team for the entire season and was praised for his versatility and development as a lineman. The story of cook is an interesting one. He began his college career as a quarterback at montana state-northern, but then moved to montana as a walk-on.
He went from a passer to a lineman in the process, beginning his career as an offensive tackle. He spent his rookie season with the tampa bay buccaneers on their practice squad before joining the steelers. In 2024, cook should be considered a candidate to make the 53-man roster. With the signing of chuks okorafor, pittsburgh’s top offensive tackles are now broderick jones, dan moore jr., spencer anderson, and cook.
