The Pittsburgh Steelers continued to add to their offensive line, signing tackle Dylan Cook on Thursday.
The 6-foot-6, 305-pound Cook spent most of last season on the practice squad for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after going undrafted out of Montana. Cook was with the Bucs on a futures contract until being released Monday.
A former high school and junior-college quarterback who had 3,124 passing yards as a senior at Butte High School, Cook started 23 games at tackle over two seasons at FCS powerhouse Montana. A public administration major, Cook was a two-time Big Sky all-academic honoree.
Former Montana right tackle Dylan Cook, a Butte High grad, reflects on his performance at the Grizzlies’ Pro Day. #GrizFB pic.twitter.com/eOb9IDJA09
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Cook is the sixth acquisition for the Steelers’ offensive line room this offseason, joining free agent signings Isaac Seumalo, Nate Herbig and Le’Raven Clark and draft picks Broderick Jones and Spencer Anderson.
The Steelers roster stands at 89, meaning one spot remains available headed into the beginning of organized team activities practices next week.
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