Steelers Make Splash in Free Agency

0:00It's March 10th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. The Pittsburgh Steelers jumped right into Free Agency Day 1, with several key moves to bolster their roster. They traded a late-round pick to the Colts for a wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. on a three-year deal worth $59 million. They also signed Buckeneers' Cornerback, Jamel Dean, to a three-year contract for $36.75 million and added Panthers running. Buck Rico Dotto on a two-year pact at $12.25 million. The team brought back some familiar faces too, resigning linebacker Cole Holcomb for two years and $5 million, Cornerback Asante Samuel, Jr. for one year and $4 million and defensive lineman Assetzi Otomiro for one year at an undisclosed amount. These additions help fill gaps at wide receiver two and Cornerback two right away. On the flip side, Pittsburgh lost Cornerback James Pierre to the Vikings for two years

1:00and $8.5 million, running back Kenneth. Gainwell to the Buckeneers for two years and $14 million and Guard Isaac Cimolo to the Cardinals on a three-year deal worth $31.5 million. Fans and analysts see mixed feelings praising the value on new signings but noting the departures of key contributors. Overall, General Manager Omar Khan earned solid marks for cost-effective picks like Pitman and Dean who bring size and skills despite being on the older side. Dotto looks like a smart compliment to the backfield at a bargain price compared to what Gainwell got elsewhere. Free agency is just getting started and the Steelers still need help at Cornerback and Left Guard. Expect more action soon as Day 1 sets a promising tone for the offseason rebuild. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. Soley Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play and disappear into what

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