The preseason is officially over, and teams are preparing to trim their rosters down to the league-mandated 53-man limit before Week 1 kicks off. For the Pittsburgh Steelers, an offseason full of moves has completely reshaped the cornerback room through a mix of free agent signings and trades.
For years, Pittsburgh’s secondary has been a weak spot, often overlooked in terms of both depth and top-level talent. Season after season, that lack has come back to haunt them. But this year feels different.
The current cornerback group is loaded with talent, and that depth brings some tough decisions.