The Cincinnati Bengals made a huge move in free agency on Wednesday landing the top offensive tackle available. Cincinnati agreed to terms with former Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and according to ESPN NFL report Jeremy Fowler, the Pittsburgh Steelers were among the teams showing interest in Brown.
The contract for Brown works out to four years and $64 million with a massive $31 million signing bonus. Definitely too rich for Pittsburgh but it is telling. It’s great that the Steelers were at least in the fold for the top available offensive tackle in free agency. But having missed on Brown, what will the Steelers do now?
