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Steelers Eye Ed Ingram for Offensive Line

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Pittsburgh Steelers fans may soon face crucial decisions on their offensive line as free agency approaches. Veteran left guard Isaac Seumalos potential departure leaves a void. A promising replacement is Houston Texans Ed Ingram, a versatile guard who could seamlessly transition to the left side. Ingrams stats show steady improvement, with fewer sacks and penalties in recent seasons. Pairing him with Zach Frazier and Mason McCormick could form one of the leagues top interior lines. Experts anticipate a three-year deal worth thirty-three million dollars, a reasonable investment for his growing potential.

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Steelers Eye Ed Ingram for Offensive Line

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Steelers Eye Ed Ingram for Offensive Line. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Here's more NFL news for March 4th. Pittsburgh Steelers fans might have some big decisions ahead on the offensive line as free agency kicks off soon. Veteran left guard, Isaac Siomalo, could hit the market, leaving a key spot open. One name popping up as a strong replacement is Houston Texans guard Ed Ingram, who has the skills to step right in as a starter. Ingram spent most of his first four pro seasons on the right side, but he handled both guard spots during his college days at LSU. That versatility makes him a smart fit if the Steelers need someone flexible upfront. His stats show steady improvement over the years. He played over 1100 snaps in his rookie season, allowing 11-sacks, but cut that down to just four last year across 900 snaps. With fewer penalties too, it's clear he's trending up. Pairing Ingram at left guard with Center's Act Frazier and Right Guard, Mason McCormick, to create one of the league's top interior lines. That group would give the Steelers solid protection and run blocking moving forward.

Experts predict Ingram signs a three-year deal worth $33 million. He won't break the bank like elite guards, but around 10-11 million per year feels right for his breakout momentum. Keep an eye on this as the offseason heats up. This story is made possible by our sponsor. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening,

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