The Pittsburgh Steelers' decision to draft Michael Oher in a hypothetical 2009 redraft highlights their commitment to bolstering their offensive line. After winning the Super Bowl in 2008, they picked 32nd overall and opted for defensive tackle Ziggy Hood. However, hindsight suggests Oher, an offensive tackle, would have been a pivotal choice, addressing long-term needs on the line. His ability to protect the quarterback could have significantly impacted the Steelers' offensive identity during the following seasons.