- Pittsburgh Steelers offensive guard Spencer Anderson has signed with 1 of 1 Agency for representation, with agent Joe DiBenedetto leading the deal.
- Anderson was previously represented by Vanguard Sports Agency and enters the final year of his rookie contract in 2026.
- He joins a Steelers-heavy 1 of 1 Agency roster that includes Nick Herbig, Keeanu Benton, and Zach Frazier.
- A seventh-round pick in 2023, Anderson has appeared in 42 games with 11 starts and enters camp battling for the starting right guard job.
Spencer Anderson, offensive guard for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has signed with 1 of 1 Agency for representation, with agent Joe DiBenedetto leading the partnership. Anderson was previously represented by Vanguard Sports Agency.
The timing lines up with a pivotal year. Anderson is entering the final season of the four-year rookie deal he signed as a seventh-round pick out of Maryland in 2023, and he’s outplayed that draft slot.
He’s appeared in 42 games with 11 starts, working as a versatile fill-in across both guard spots, and even hauled in his first NFL catch last season.
He joins a Steelers-heavy client list at 1 of 1 Agency. The agency represents Nick Herbig, who signed with 1 of 1 Agency for off-field representation earlier this year and just landed a four-year, $100 million extension, plus DL Keeanu Benton, who could get his own extension before camp, and center Zach Frazier, in line for a big payday next offseason.
The roster extends beyond Pittsburgh too, with linemen Lane Johnson and Creed Humphrey among its notable names.
1 of 1 Agency has stayed active in 2026, recently negotiating a three-year, $35 million free-agent deal for WR Jalen Nailor with the Las Vegas Raiders.
This mirrors the momentum at other shops this year, like Rosenhaus Sports adding JuJu Smith-Schuster and Caleb Odom, or Roc Nation signing running back Rachaad White for representation this month.
Anderson heads into training camp battling Brock Hoffman and rookie Gennings Dunker for the starting right guard job, with a strong season positioning him for a significant payday in 2027 free agency.
Takeaways
This is a low-key but smart signing. Anderson isn’t a household name yet, but he’s a Day 3 pick who’s carved out a real role on an NFL offensive line, and he’s doing it in a walk year.
Pairing that timing with an agency that just landed Nick Herbig a $100 million deal and is actively shopping O-line talent (Lane Johnson, Creed Humphrey) is a calculated bet that a strong 2026 season turns into real leverage next spring.
This is also another data point in 1 of 1 Agency’s build-out: they’re not just picking up stars after they’ve broken out, they’re getting in early with players on the rise.
Does winning the starting right guard job this summer change how teams value Anderson in 2027 free agency? Could Anderson’s receiving ability (his first career catch last season) become a selling point for his next contract?
