Future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers was the big fish of Pittsburgh’s offseason, but the organization didn’t stop there. All told, the Steelers could have up to seven or eight new starters this season, while also making several key depth signings.
All the roster turnover went outside of what we’re used to seeing from one of the NFL’s most historic and reserved franchises.
Since the introduction of free agency in 1993, the Steelers have shown restraint when it comes to using free agency to make splash signings. Instead, they have instilled a draft-and-develop style approach, with the occasional shrewd trade.