Steelers Sign Safety DeShon Elliott to 2-Year Deal

The move bolsters Pittsburgh's defensive lineup and addresses their need for safety depth.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed free agent safety DeShon Elliott to a 2-year, $6 million contract.
Elliott, who previously played for the Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions, and Miami Dolphins, brings experience and depth to the Steelers' safety position.
The signing addresses the Steelers' need for safety depth following the release of Keanu Neal and adds to their defensive capabilities.
Elliott's contract will have a minimal impact on the Steelers' salary cap, allowing the team to pursue additional signings.
The Miami Dolphins, having lost Elliott to the Steelers, have agreed to terms with former Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer on a one-year deal.