Dallas released Collins, opening a veteran swing-tackle option for Pittsburgh. The Steelers should pounce, using his depth behind Broderick Jones and Troy Fautanu to stabilize protection and mentor the young line. Collins’ 32-year-old, 89-game resume offers a low-risk, high-reward path to 2025 roster continuity and a steadier run/pass game for Kenny Pickett.

Even in a limited role, his presence could unlock more consistent protections and two-way versatility, keeping the offense functional if Jones or Fautanu hit early growing pains. It’s a move aligned with Pittsburgh’s championship window, not a long-term cap drag.

In fantasy terms, the impact is indirect but notable for OL depth, run efficiency, and time to throw implications for Pickett and the Steelers’ overall attack.