
Steelers Sign 6 Undrafted Rookies
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The Pittsburgh Steelers bolstered their roster by signing six undrafted rookie free agents, including two promising tight ends, Lake McRee and Chamon Metayer, and defensive standouts like Daylan Carnell and Kevin Jobity Junior. These new additions bring competition to training camp, with potential to secure depth roles and contribute on special teams.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Steelers Sign 6 Undrafted Rookies. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 27th, the Pittsburgh Steelers grabbed 10 players in the 2026 NFL draft, but they kept the momentum going by signing six. Undrafted rookie-free agents right after. We're talking Indiana corner-back Devon Boykin. Missouri line-backer Dalyne Carnell, CRQ's defensive lineman, Kevin Jobyty Jr. Marjan, USC tight-in Lake McGree, and Arizona State tight-in Shayma Meteor. This move doubles up at tight-in, as defensive depth, and brings in kicker competition to heat up training camp. These tight-in stand out as the biggest wild cards. McGree from USC brings legit receiving skills with 97 catches, over 1100 yards, and 7 touchdowns in college, including a strong final year. Metarrayer from Arizona State offers more size and power, with 94 grafts for 971 yards and 14 scores over 43. Games both could push for depth roles if they blocked decently and flash in the passing game.
On defense, Boykin logged 59 tackles, two picks, and seven passes broken up last season at Indiana, giving him a shot at nickel or special. Teams. Jobyty dominated at CRQ's with 10-sex and 20 tackles for loss, perfect for that big-body flyer spot. Carnell from Missouri is a hybrid beast, with 174 tackles, five interceptions, and killer versatility that screams special teams. Ace. The kicker Marjan went 14 of 17 on field goals at Kansas, including a school record 14 straight, so he's here to keep pressure on. The incumbent, through summer. Officials see most of these guys battling for practice squad spots, but a few like the tight-ins, Jobyty and Carnell have real upside of preseason. Smart depth played by the Steelers, undrafted jams often stick be a special teams or camp surprises, filling those sneaky roster gaps before the season hits. Football news, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.
I'm Corey, with the story.
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