For reasons unknown to me, the Pittsburgh Steelers were apparently comfortable with the safeties they have on the roster. They elected to ignore the safety position in both the draft and free agency this offseason.
Even in the wake of a Sean Davis finger injury, Pittsburgh didn’t even hint at the notion of adding safety help. The Steelers have expressed too much faith in Sean Davis. Though he has been healthy throughout his career, Pittsburgh would be in a bad way if Davis went down with injury.
The Steelers have next to no NFL experience between all of their backup safeties, and could use a veteran leader in the back end.