Although the Pittsburgh Steelers had a good run last season, they didn’t really do well in the playoffs. The team can do better when the NFL returns later this year by signing cornerback Kendall Fuller from the Washington Commanders.
Although the Steelers ranked sixth in offense among all 32 teams in the NFL, their 28-place defense could use some help. As it stands, their lineup of cornerbacks, which included Levi Wallace and Joey Porter Jr., isn’t enough to handle any opposing team’s wide receivers.
While Pittsburgh finished with a 10-7 record to rank third in the AFC North division, their playoff performance against the Buffalo Bills left a lot to be desired. Their 31-17 loss against them in the wild card round is proof that the team needs to improve the Steelers’ roster for the upcoming season.
In line with this, the front office can start building a more competent defensive lineup for players interested in going to Pittsburgh. Among those that can be considered is the Commanders’ Kendall Fuller.