The offensive line has been an area that Pittsburgh Steelers fans have been questioning all offseason. After drafting guard David DeCastro in the first round and tackle Mike Adams in the second round, the Steelers look to be going in the right direction as Willie Colon will move from tackle to guard, according to Mike Prisuta.
This isn't to say the move was inevitable.
Several naysayers over the years have stated that it would never happen and they included Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette who stated just last May, "The move is not going to happen. Cheerleaders on the sideline at Heinz Field will occur before Colon is moved to guard in this offense."
In addition to that, Steelers Depot guesses that Max Starks will start at left tackle and Marcus Gilbert will go to right tackle to at least start the season.
Gilbert is better suited RT long term. Maybe @MaxStarks78 will be ready to start season at LT initially so Gilbert can stat at RT. #steelers
— Steelers Depot (@Steelersdepot) May 16, 2012
But there's also the possibility that because Colon is moving from tackle to guard, that the Steelers are planning on starting Mike Adams at the beginning of the season.
Willie Colon says he's moving to left guard. Guess that means #Steelers plan on starting 2 rookies on OL -- DeCastro and Adams.
— Mark Kaboly (@MarkKaboly_Trib) May 16, 2012
Steelers fans will have to keep an eye on the line as the offseason continues.
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