PITTSBURGH -- The Steelers have almost completely overhauled their inside linebacker room less than one day into the new league year.
Not only has the team agreed to terms with standout former Washington Commanders linebacker Cole Holcomb, they're also signing former Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots linebacker Elandon Roberts to a two-year deal, sources told ESPN.
Shortly after agreeing to terms with Roberts, the team cut starting inside linebacker Myles Jack, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. The move created $8 million in cap space.