The trade for veteran safety Kyle Dugger has really paid off for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Not only has he solidified the secondary, giving Pittsburgh a dependable safety in place of the injured DeShon Elliott, he’s found himself around the football quite a bit in his first few games, too.
After coming up short on a pair of potential interceptions last week against Los Angeles and then early Sunday against Cincinnati, Dugger cashed in on another opportunity in the third quarter, stepping in front of a Joe Flacco pass and racing home 74 yards for the pick-6, giving Pittsburgh a 20-9 lead.