The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly moving on from offensive tackle Broderick Jones ahead of the final season of his expiring rookie contract.<\/p>\n
The Steelers are trading Jones to the Dallas Cowboys, ESPN’s Adam Schefter <\/a>reported Saturday.<\/p>\n The Cowboys also acquired a fourth-rounder in the trade while sending third-round and sixth-round picks to the Steelers, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.<\/p>\n The Cowboys also released wide receiver Denzel Mims Saturday, according to Calvin Watkins<\/a> of the Dallas Morning News.<\/p>\n The moves come after Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said<\/a> Friday outside linebacker Marist Liufau had suffered a fractured forearm necessitating surgery. <\/p>\n The Cowboys could use one of two IR spots for Liufau if he is expected to miss at least the first four games of the season.<\/p>\n Jones, the No. 14 pick of the 2023 draft, played the first three seasons of his NFL career for the Steelers.<\/p>\n He started 11 games in 2025 before he was shut down<\/a> for the season with a neck injury.<\/p>\n Jones arrives in Dallas having played in 45 games with 38 career starts for the Steelers.<\/p>\n The Steelers declined<\/a> the fifth-year option on Jones’ rookie contract earlier this spring.<\/p>\n