The Steelers could enter 2019 with the starting five on their offensive line intact for the fourth consecutive season, something that is unheard of in the free agency era in the NFL.
Trouble is, the starting offensive line, at least as it is currently constructed, is not the same one that opened the 2018 season in Cleveland a year ago.
But because Marcus Gilbert missed so much time at right tackle -- 11 games -- in 2018, he was traded to the Cardinals in the offseason, leaving Matt Feiler, a 10-game starter there a year ago, with the starting spot.
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