PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers might have one clear player struggling on their offensive line as the season goes along. It has not been the season that Broderick Jones has wanted after he took over for Troy Fautanu, but the Steelers have committed to working through the struggles with their former first-round pick.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will keep Mike Tomlin as their head coach until Tomlin decides he no longer wants to be here. And while the talents of the future Hall of Famer would be wanted across the league - and have been wanted for some time - there's a firm zero percent chance the Steelers would ever let him go without something drastic happening.

Wide receiver Mike Williams made an immediate impact in his Pittsburgh Steelers debut, catching the game-winning touchdown against the Washington Commanders, but the same couldn’t be said in his second game with the team.

And while many of those starts, including Sunday's win over the Baltimore Ravens haven't been pretty, Mike Tomlin is sticking by his guy: Broderick Jones Not Going Anywhere "I am

Pittsburgh Steelers right tackle Broderick Jones had another rough outing during the Week 11 game against the Baltimore Ravens, which has been a theme all season long. Head coach Mike Tomlin was asked about possibly benching Jones after the game and made his stance on the matter very clear.

Right tackle Broderick Jones struggled again, getting called for penalties that led to a reporter asking Head Coach Mike Tomlin if he would consider benching him.