Steelers Add Former Eagles Jack Driscoll To Offensive Line Practice Squad

The Pittsburgh Steelers have bolstered their offensive line depth by signing versatile offensive lineman Jack Driscoll to their practice squad, following injuries to key players like left guard Isaac Seumalo. Driscoll, a former Philadelphia Eagles fourth-round pick with experience at both tackle spots and guard, brings valuable versatility and NFL experience, having played in 67 games and started 18 over his career. The Steelers are also considering potential trade options to strengthen their interior offensive line, with Las Vegas Raiders’ Jackson Powers-Johnson emerging as a prime candidate due to his ability to play multiple interior positions and his reportedly strained relationship with his current team. On the defensive side, Pittsburgh has acquired safety Kyle Dugger from the New England Patriots to compensate for safety DeShon Elliott being placed on injured reserve, adding a proven playmaker to their secondary. These moves reflect the Steelers’ proactive approach under GM Omar Khan and Head Coach Mike Tomlin to maintain competitiveness and depth as they contend for a playoff spot in the AFC North.