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Mason McCormick Worked Out For Steelers As A Center Last Minute Says South Dakota State Offensive Coordinator

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Before the 2024 NFL draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers had a massive hole at center, cutting previous starter Mason Cole earlier in the offseason and missing out on all of the major free agents at the position. Now, that problem is solved with the team drafting Zach Frazier in the second round, a gritty player who feels like he was always meant to suit up for the Steelers.

However, Frazier did suffer a pretty severe injury during his last season at West Virginia, breaking his leg. While all signs are pointing toward Frazier being sufficiently recovered, it raises questions about who the team’s center will be if he gets injured at any point this year.