Steelers' Safety Concerns Loom Large

0:00On April 28, Pittsburgh Steelers got their roster looking sharper after a wild-free agency and snagging 10 picks in the 2026 NFL, draft, but they've been known to scoop up lay-free agents even after the draft us settles. Right now, the biggest hole staring back at them is at safety. They assume an air in Rogers laces up for another run under center, and would Drew Alla grabbed in the third round out of Penn State. They got a young. Time to test the waters if needed. Quarterback ain't the panic button just yet. Fans and analysts buzzing about depth issues elsewhere too, like inside linebacker staying quiet after a rough 2025 or wide receiver end, tight-end needed more bodies behind the stars. Injuries hit hard and camp, so extra talent, always smart insurance. But safety stands out as the real worry. Dishonn Elliott and Jaquan Brisker form a solid starting pair. We had Darnel Savage still shop in the market, and deaf guys like Sebastian Castro, and Rookie Robert Spears Jennings aimed proven NFL starters, Elliott's nurse in a season

1:03ender, and neither thrives deep in coverage. Free agent safeties out there ain't light in the world on fire, but it's the spot where Pittsburgh could plug in a real contributor before summer. Hits. Keep an eye on those sneaky moves. They could lock this defense down tight. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.