Steelers signed CB Levi Wallace, formerly of the Bills, to a two-year, $8 million contract.
26-year-old Wallace played out his Bills rookie contract as a 17-game starter in 2021. Starting since 2019, Wallace has six picks over the past three years but isn’t anybody’s idea of a shutdown corner. That is reflected in his salary, which is modest for a corner with Wallace’s experience. His addition does not necessarily mean free agent Joe Haden is gone, as the Steelers could still use another body or two at corner. Ahkello Witherspoon has also hit the open market.