Officially listed as the starting nose tackle, the 6-foot-5, 330-pounder spends training camp colliding with center Zach Frazier, who sees Black causing trouble for other teams’ interior linemen. Black is built like a nose tackle but played the position sparingly as a rookie. Only 77 of his 445 defensive snaps came at the nose, according to Pro Football Focus. But when the Steelers recently released their first depth chart of the preseason, they listed Black as the starter at nose tackle with Keeanu Benton moving to end. As an inside linebacker, Payton Wilson has an up-close look at the nose tackle.