The Pittsburgh Steelers have been in a much better salary cap position this year than they have been in quite some time, and that has allowed them to be active in free agency and responsive to developments as needed through the first half of the offseason. That’s not to say that their roster has a feeling of completeness.
But historically, they are not a team that is particularly active between the end of minicamp and the start of training camp. Although this year has already been different on that front—they not only got Minkah Fitzpatrick signed to a long-term extension but they also added one of their biggest free-agent signings in Larry Ogunjobi—we shouldn’t anticipate that to continue, according to Bob Labriola.