Former Pittsburgh Steelers CB Donte Jackson looks to have found a new home, as ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Jackson agreed to terms with the Los Angeles Chargers on a two-year, $13 million deal.
It will be Jackson’s third team in as many seasons. The Steelers acquired him via trade from the Carolina Panthers in a deal that sent WR Diontae Johnson to Carolina. It was an up-and-down first season for Jackson in Pittsburgh, as he started the year strong but faded down the stretch and dealt with injuries throughout the year. He still finished with impressive turnover numbers with five interceptions and a fumble recovery.