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Colin Cowherd Blasts Steelers: Time to Evolve

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Colin Cowherd blasts Pittsburgh Steelers for clinging to outdated strategies, blaming their struggle to contend in the modern NFL on their resistance to change. Fans share similar frustrations, calling for a more innovative approach to keep up with teams like Kansas City and San Francisco.

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Colin Cowherd Blasts Steelers: Time to Evolve

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It's April 3rd. You're listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. The Jacksonville Jaguars just locked up their star-edged rusher, Trevon Walker, with a four-year extension worth $110 million. This deal comes with $77 million in total guarantees and $50 million guaranteed right at signing, keeping him off the free. Agency Market after his rookie deal ends in 2026. Walker, their former top draft pick, has been a key piece on defense, and this move shows the team is all in on building around him now. With his average annual value hitting $27.5 million, the Jags might have to rework some other contracts down the line too. Make the cap work. Projections had them at just over $23 million in cap space for 2027 before this, so expect more roster tweaks as they push for contention in the AFC South.

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