In an offseason filled with moves that came fast and furious from the Pittsburgh Steelers in an effort to improve their roster, one move stands above all of them when it comes to the best.
From the perspective of Pro Football Focus, that would be the Steelers’ signing of quarterback Russell Wilson to a one-year deal worth just $1.21 million — the veteran minimum — to shore up the most important position in all of sports for the Black and Gold.
Not the signing of off-ball linebacker Patrick Queen, the trades for cornerback Donte Jackson or Justin Fields, or even the hiring of offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.