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The Pittsburgh Steelers could be in the market for a new offensive tackle with Alejandro Villanueva struggling at times during this past season. That’s why they grab Teven Jenkins at No. 24 in our latest mock draft.

A product of Oklahoma State, Jenkins has experience all over the line for the Cowboys. He’s a guy who plays with a bot of an edge and can be the first Oklahoma State offensive lineman drafted since Russell Okung in 2010 according to Jordan Reid of The Draft Network.

"“A well above average finisher, Jenkins is the type of offensive lineman that attempts to humiliate players in the opposite color jersey. The echo of the whistle doesn’t slow down his process and he continues on with his process until he wants to conclude. Jenkins’ athleticism and lack of overall range may create questions about his potential at offensive tackle and there will be some teams who grade him as a guard as a result. Jenkins will have a strong chance of being the first offensive lineman drafted from the program since Russell Okung (2010).” — Reid, The Draft Network"

It seems as though this offseason, every single tackle prospect is being labeled as someone who might need to move to guard and the same is being said of Jenkins. But his 6-foot-6, 315-pound frame screams tackle, which is where the Steelers will use him. And he will be just fine.