Steelers' Bubble Players: Homer, Trice, Harrison

0:00It's April 28th, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Pittsburgh's Steelers just wrapped a busy offseason with free agency moves and 10 picks in the 2026 NFL draft, building a squad they hope. Crush is the playoffs and grabs that first win in 10 years. But now comes the hard part, trimming down to a 53-man roster by September. Three vets sitting on the bubble right now, running back Travis Homer, cornerback Cory Tri's Jr., and linebacker Malik Harrison. They brought in Homer, late and free agency for Backfield Depth, and special teams work after losing a key guy. That spot looks solid into the final draft pick, Eli Hydenreich, who looks primed to steal reps and maybe even offensive snaps. Tri's has battled injuries non-stop and never locked down a real role here. Signing Jamel Dean as a starter opposite Joey Porter Jr. was a signal, and grabbing Georgia corner Dalyne Everett at pick 85 doubles down. On fresh legs at the position, over in linebacker, Harrison saw starting time last season, but

1:05the room is stacked with Peyton Wilson ready to level up, plus Cole Holcomb and Carson. Bruner waiting. No big draft adds there, so it's all about who shines in camp. Training camp battles will make or break these guys, Steelers fans, watch close as the roster locks in, and pushes for that deep playoff run.