Not that outside confirmation is needed, nor sought, but it’s always nice to see it. This offseason, the Pittsburgh Steelers elected to make a significant move at the safety position, including in the starting lineup. They released three of the four players that were on the 53-man roster in 2017 and added four new players, two in free agency and two in the draft.
Among those additions is ninth-year veteran safety Morgan Burnett, who had up to this point spent his entire career with the Green Bay Packers. His Packers actually beat the Steelers in the Super Bowl during his rookie season in 2010.