Steelers' New Signings Boost Secondary

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The Pittsburgh Steelers kicked off the NFL offseason with some major roster upgrades.

They traded for wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. and signed Cornerback Jamel Dean,

Safety Jacquan Brisker, and Running Back Rico Daudal. These moves tackle key weaknesses,

though the quarterback spot remains a work in progress. Earlier this week,

Fan dual host K Adams praised the Steelers on her show, Up and Addams. She ranked their

free agency pickups third best so far, spotlighting the signings of Dean and Brisker.

Pittsburgh's secondary had a rough year last season, finishing 29th and passing yards allowed,

and 23rd in touchdowns surrendered. Fans and analysts agree these additions can make a real

difference. Dean inked a three-year deal worth $36,750,000 while Brisker signed for one year at

$5,500,000. Both bring talent to shore of the back end. Under new defensive coordinator,

Patrick Graham, the unit looks poised for a bounce back. Meanwhile, the Steelers keep hunting

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