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PITTSBURGH -- With an unprecedented league-wide $30 million increase in the salary cap and the release of a handful of veterans, the Pittsburgh Steelers enter general manager Omar Khan's second free agency with a little money to spend. Even so, the Steelers aren't a franchise that opens the checkbook for outside free agents.
A year ago, their biggest free agent contract was awarded to returning defensive lineman Larry Ogunjobi in a front-loaded three-year, $28.75 million deal. But Khan was more aggressive than his predecessor in acquiring several starting-caliber players including Patrick Peterson, Isaac Seumalo, Elandon Roberts and Cole Holcomb.