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Darius Slay

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Darius Slay retired from the NFL after 13 seasons.

Slay spent the first seven years of his career (2013-2019) with the Lions before joining the Eagles in 2020. The six-time Pro Bowler and 2017 First-team All-Pro was a part of the Eagles’ 2024 championship team and led the league in both interceptions (8) and pass breakups (26) during the 2017 season. Slay walks away from the game with 28 career interceptions, five defensive touchdowns, and as the active leader in career pass breakups (163). He spent his final season with the Steelers before being claimed off waivers by the Bills in December.
Sebastian Joseph-Day

PIT Defensive Lineman #69

Steelers signed DL Sebastian Joseph-Day, formerly of the Titans, to a two-year, $11 million contract.

Joseph-Day, 30, pressured quarterbacks 20 times last season, the second-highest figure of his career. He also notched one sack, 32 solo tackles and 10 TFLs. His signing gives the Steelers another capable, versatile defensive lineman who can immediately make an impact.
Jaquan Brisker

PIT Defensive Back #9

Steelers signed S Jaquan Brisker, formerly of the Bears, to a one-year contract.

The hard-hitting safety will fit right in. Brisker’s 69 solo tackles ranked second among Bears defenders last year. He notched three TFLs, 10 quarterback pressures, one sack, four pass breakups and one interception as well. This will be Brisker’s first time playing for a team other than the Bears.
Connor Heyward

LV Fullback #83

Raiders signed FB Connor Heyward, formerly of the Steelers, to a two-year, $5.5 million contract.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that the Steelers wanted to re-sign Heyward, but were unable to do so. New Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak “wants him as his full back for what he’s building in Vegas.” Heyward was listed as a tight end last season. He lined up all over the formation, including 17 snaps at quarterback, 33 snaps in the back field, 22 snaps in line, 13 snaps in the slot and seven snaps out wide. The contract includes $2 million in financial guarantees.
Calvin Austin

NYG Wide Receiver #19

Giants signed WR Calvin Austin, formerly of the Steelers, to a one-year contract.

Signing Austin gives the Giants a diminutive slot receiver to replace their former diminutive slot receiver, Wan’Dale Robinson, who signed with the Titans in free agency. Austin is far less accomplished, though, having never once produced 600 receiving yards in a single season. Austin can earn up to $4.5 million this year. It would be unsurprising to see the Giants add another slot receiver via free agency or the 2026 NFL Draft for competition.
Miles Killebrew

TB Safety #28

Bucs signed S Miles Killebrew, formerly of the Steelers, to a one-year, $1.8 million contract.

Killebrew is a safety in name only. He has playd ore than 100 defensive snaps in a season just twice in his decade-long career. On the other hand, Killebrew had cleared 250 special teams snaps nine years in a row before a knee injury ended his season in Week 5 of 2025. As long as he is ready for Week 1, Killebrew should reclaim his special teams ace status in Tampa Bay this year.
Darnell Savage

PIT Safety #25

Steelers agreed to terms with S Darnell Savage, formerly of the Bills, on a one-year contract.

The veteran safety struggled to find a home in 2025. The Jags released him just after the start of the season and he signed with the Commanders. He spent eight games in Washington before the team granted his request to be released. Add in two games with the Bills and Savage appeared in a dozen regular season games last year. He totaled three pass breakups and one forced fumble. Savage will fill a depth role for the Steelers.
Brock Hoffman

PIT Center #67

Steelers agreed to terms with C/G Brock Hoffman, formerly of the Cowboys, on a one-year, $2.5 million contract.

Hoffman proved his versatility while starting 14 games at both guard and center during the previous two seasons in Dallas, reuniting with his former head coach in Mike McCarthy in Pittsburgh. He brings veteran savvy and utility to an offensive line that must make up for the loss of guard Isaac Seumalo in free agency.
Cameron Heyward

PIT Defensive Tackle #97

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gerry Dulac reports the Steelers have “added a year” to DT Cam Heyward’s contract.

Heyward is now set to make $32.35 over two years with the first year guaranteed. He initially signed a reworked deal before Week 1 last season and gets another revision this offseason to create $5.5 million in cap space for the Steelers while Heyward gets $16.25 fully guaranteed.
Cameron Johnston

PIT Punter #15

Steelers agreed to terms with P Cameron Johnston, formerly of the Giants, on a one-year contract.

It’s a reunion for Johnston, who played for the Steelers in 2024 before splitting time with the Bills and Giants last season. The Australian punter appeared in just four games last season and averaged 44.5 yards per punt while landing 18.2 percent of his kicks inside his opponent’s 20-yard line. Johnston will likely compete to earn the punting job in training camp.

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