Broderick Jones highlights Zach Frazier's toughness for Steelers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

During a podcast on August 28, 2026, Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Broderick Jones discussed center Zach Frazier's resilience and dedication on the field. Jones shared a story about Frazier's determination to stay in a game despite an injury to his ankle or calf. His commitment mirrors the legendary toughness seen in past Steelers centers and has earned him respect from teammates. Jones emphasized that Frazier approaches practices with a serious attitude and is always prepared to contribute to the team’s success. Frazier's grit continues to impress both veteran and younger offensive linemen as he establishes himself within the franchise's strong tradition.
- •Broderick Jones praised Zach Frazier's extreme toughness on a podcast.
- •Frazier demonstrated a high pain threshold during a game injury.
- •Historical comparisons highlight the Steelers' legacy of tough centers.
- •Frazier's approach earns respect from teammates and coaches.
- •Jones recalls an instance where he had to force Frazier off the field.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — Broderick Jones shares wild story about Steelers center Zach Frazier
"Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Broderick Jones detailed center Zach Frazier's extreme toughness and refusal to leave the field despite an injury.
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