Terrell

Edmunds

Bech injured his back on Friday. Although the Raiders’ (2-13) season is lost, a Week 17 absence could be consequential for Bech down the road. This was an opportunity for the underwhelming rookie to put a positive performance on film. He produced career highs in targets (six), receptions (six) and receiving yards (50) in Week 14. Hopefully, he can get healthy enough to play in Week 18 against the Chiefs.

Miller was the Raiders’ sixth-round pick, and it seems very likely that the signal-caller will be back with Las Vegas on their practice squad. Tommy Mellott — a former college quarterback who is making the move to wide receiver — was also part of the cuts for the Raiders. The full list of players who won’t make the 53-man roster: aived DT Zach Carter, RB Chris Collier, DE Jahfari Harvey, WR Shedrick Jackson, LB Matt Jones, DT Treven Ma’ae, G Atonio Mafi, RB Sincere McCormick, DE Ovie Oghoufo, TE Carter Runyon, WR Justin Shorter, OL Laki Tasi, S Trey Taylor, CB Greedy Vance, T Dalton Wagner and S JT Woods, WR Alex Bachman, S Terrell Edmunds and TE Albert Okwuegbunam while Lonnie Johnson Jr. was placed on the injured list and designated for return.

Edmunds was traded from the Eagles to the Titans last season and totaled 48 tackles, 2.5 sacks, and one interception while splitting time with the two teams. The former first-round pick was let go by the Steelers after his rookie contract expired at the end of the 2022 season and is now set to play for his third team in two years. He’ll have a chance to provide added depth to the Jaguars’ secondary but is unlikely to be viewed as a starter at this point. In addition to Edmunds, they also signed cornerback Tre Flowers and linebacker Ty Summers.

Edmunds joined the Eagles on a one-year deal earlier this offseason and will likely be a free agent next offseason. The veteran safety previously played for the Steelers (2018-2022), but wasn’t asked to return once his contract expired. In six games with the Eagles this season, Edmunds has drawn three starts while playing on 296 defensive snaps. He’s be targeted 10 times and allowed 101 receiving yards this season while earning a PFF coverage grade of 58.5. A solid tackler who has excelled in run stopping this season, Edmunds will look to string together a solid few weeks for the Titans in hopes of earning a new contract next season.

Edmunds is likely to take over the role vacated by C.J. Gardner-Johnson after he left for the Lions on a one-year contract. A former first-round pick by the Steelers in 2018, Edmunds has appeared in 15 or more games through his first five seasons in the league but has struggled at times in pass coverage. He allowed a career-high four receiving touchdowns last season while opposing receivers have converted 67.2 percent of their targets into receptions when facing him.

Edmunds is still working his way back from the concussion he suffered in Week 4 versus the Jets. Before going down, Edmunds had played on nearly every defensive snap for the Steelers.

Edmunds went down after a hard collision in the first half. He left the field under his own power but was ruled out shortly after his exit. Edmunds will enter concussion protocol ahead of the team’s Week 5 matchup with the Bills.

Pittsburgh added both Kazee and re-signed Terrell Edmunds, giving them a pair of veterans to compete for the starting safety spot opposite Minkah Fitzpatrick. The Kazee signing likely means fewer early-down snaps for Edmunds, who struggled against the run while playing 98% of defensive snaps last year.

The Steelers were said to be in the market for Tyrann Mathieu, but they ultimately opt to bring back a familiar face. The former No. 28 overall pick, Edmunds is still just 25 years old and theoretically should be entering the prime of his career. He just didn’t have much of a market and will look to get another crack at free agency next offseason.

The vacancy, per Colbert, is at strong safety. Terrell Edmunds remains available past the first few waves of free agency. Tyrann Mathieu is also still on the open market. The Steelers have a little over $15 million in cap space per Over The Cap, so this is probably something that will get solved before training camp.