Jones’s protection on the left side needs bolster from tight ends or backs in pass protection, as Seattle’s edge pressure tests Pittsburgh’s blocking scheme and Rodgers’ comfort in the pocket.

Jones must clean up mistakes and hold against Seattle’s disruptive front. His protection is pivotal to Pitt’s ability to sustain the run and keep Rodgers’ pocket clean for efficient throws.

Jones, Pittsburgh's left tackle, faced a rough Week 1 against the Jets, surrendering three sacks and four pressures. He owned the miscue, vows total improvement, and maintains top-level confidence. Rodgers publicly supports him, adding pressure to rebound in Week 2 versus Seattle.

Jones faced a rough debut at left tackle, allowing three sacks as the Steelers shuffled the line. The bold move to LT is under early scrutiny, with room to grow if he steadies his technique and communication with the interior line improves.

Jones is cited as a teammate whose play drew public blast from Ben Roethlisberger, highlighting the high-pressure environment around the Steelers’ young group. His development is a focal point as the Steelers search for consistency on the line and in the middle of the defense.