Brock Hoffman Joins Steelers, Cowboys Sign Replacement

0:00On this March 21st, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. Brock Hoffman is finally heading to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 26-year-old offensive lineman agreed to a one-year deal late Friday night, wrapping up nearly two weeks of rumors about a reunion with his, former coach Mike McCarthy. Hoffman spent the last two seasons with the Dallas Cowboys after going undrafted out of Virginia Tech. The six-foot-four versatile players saw action in 56 games, including two playoff spots, and started all 16 games last year at Center and Guard. Fans loved his tough style on the field, but Dallas let him hit free agency this all season. Early reports on March 10th said he had a deal with Pittsburgh, though Hoffman quickly shut that down himself. Now it's official, and he steps into a spot opened by Isaac Somalos move to Arizona. Pittsburgh needs help on the interior line, giving Hoffman a real shot at starting. Meanwhile, the Cowboys wasted no time, signing Matt Hennessy as a replacement.

1:00This closes the chapter on Hoffman's Dallas days and sets up an intriguing battle in Pittsburgh training camp.