
Steelers Add Metayer, Carnell to UDFA Class
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have bolstered their undrafted free agent roster with two new signings, Chamon Metayer and Daylan Carnell, joining the ranks of Devan Boykin, Lake McRee, Kevin Jobity Junior, and Laith Marjan. Metayer, a six-foot-five tight end, showcased his red-zone prowess with over three hundred yards and five touchdowns last season, while Carnell, transitioning from safety to linebacker, demonstrated consistent tackling, sacking, and interception skills at Missouri.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Steelers Add Metayer, Carnell to UDFA Class. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 27th, the Pittsburgh Steelers just beefed up their undrafted free-agent class after the 2026 NFL draft, announcing two fresh. Signings to make it six players total. They already had Indiana defensive-back Devon Boykin, USC Titan Lake McGree, Syracuse defensive-lime in Kevin Jobyty, Jr., and Kansas Kicker. Lathem Arjan locked in. Now they've added Arizona State Titan's Shaman Metteir and Missouri linebacker, Dailin Carnell, with more possibly on the way in the next few days, or weeks. Metteir stands six foot five and brings serious red zone juice, racking up over 300 yards and five touchdowns last season with the sun. Devils, who hit the college football playoff for the first time. He even played with Steelers first-rounder Max E. Hanocker. Carnell, shifting from safety to linebacker, balled out at Missouri with consistent tackles, sacks, and picks over four years, including 51. Stops and two forced fumbles in his final campaign, giving the Steelers depth in the front seven as training camp heats up.
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