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Steelers Consider Trading Freiermuth for O-Line Help

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Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth faces uncertain future as team considers trading him to address offensive line needs. Despite his all-around game, Freiermuths snaps dropped last season, and his contract demands may prompt a trade. Stay tuned for potential developments.

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Steelers Consider Trading Freiermuth for O-Line Help

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On March 30, Pittsburgh Steelers just loaded up their offense early in the league year, trading for Whiteout Michael Pittman Jr. and signing, two-time Thousand Yard Russia Rico Dowddle. Still, their eyeing moves with proven guys, and PFF analysts John Cosco calls Titan Pat Friarmouth their top trade ship right now. Teams love Friarmouth's all-around game as a reliable every-down Titan, but Pittsburgh needs help on the offensive line to stay in the mix. Cosco figures shipping him out could bring back draft picks to fix the left side or grab a linebacker. Friarmouth saw his snaps drop to just 51% last season, his lowest ever after 62% back in 2021. Darnell Washington stepped up big, eating more plays and outshining him as a run blocker. That puts the former second round Penn State product in a tough spot heading into contract talks. His cap number jumps to $11.2 million in 2026. Divas keep wheeling and dealing to build that contender core, so stay tuned if Friarmouth

packs his bags for a fresh start elsewhere. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates.

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