In its most basic form, the signing of two guards in a span of five days in free agency will create competition on the interior of the offensive line for the Steelers.
But considering the investment made to further upgrade a unit that already was vastly improved in 2022, the moves are expected to cost one player his starting position and another probably his spot on the 53-man roster.
The latest addition was former Philadelphia Eagles guard Isaac Seumalo, who signed a three-year, $24 million contract Saturday night that will all but pencil him in as the starter at left guard, replacing Kevin Dotson.
