Entering his 14th season in the NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers’ defensive lineman Cameron Heyward has made it quite clear that he wants a new contract from the Steelers, and wants to play three more years while being a “one-helmet guy.”
To date, the Steelers haven’t reached an agreement with him on a contract extension, but despite not having a new deal in hand, Heyward isn’t conducting a hold-in during training camp.
Instead, Heyward is focusing on controlling what he can control, which is his health, preparation and production.
Speaking to reporters after the first training camp practice in Latrobe, Heyward addressed how he’s attacking the 2024 season, starting in training camp.