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We don’t expect the Pittsburgh Steelers to focus heavily on in-house free agents this offseason. The team is in need of a reset and this means the front office could turn over a significant portion of the roster. But here are the five in-house free agents the Steelers should prioritize.
S Miles Killebrew
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Killebrew doesn’t offer much on defense but he might be the best all-around special teams player in the league. Killebrew has blocked four punts since joining the Steelers.
QB Mason Rudolph
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The Steelers have to cut Mitch Trubisky loose and unless the Steelers plan to draft a new quarterback early in the draft, Rudolph makes the most sense to keep around in 2024.
LB Kwon Alexander
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Alexander was a late edition but quickly emerged as a playmaker for the Steelers. Getting Alexander back would fill a major need on defense.
DB Elijah Riley
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Riley is a really affordable option in the secondary who can help round out the depth chart.
CB Levi Wallace or Chandon Sullivan
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A slight caveat to this one the Steelers don’t need to re-sign both guys but the Steelers can’t let everyone go on the cornerback depth chart. We actually prefer Sullivan as an inside cornerback and a better value.