Steelers Sign CB Jamel Dean: 3-Year, $36.75M Deal

On March 22nd, the Pittsburgh Steelers have revealed the contract details for their new

cornerback, Jamal Dean, who they signed away from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

It's a three-year deal worth $36,750,000, including a $12,000,000 signing bonus and $13,000,000,000

in guarantees.

The salary structure ramps up over time, starting at $1,500,000 in the first year, then

$8,000,000, and topping out at $11,250,000 in year three.

This gives Dean solid security as he joins the Steelers secondary.

Dean brings a strong track record from seven years with the Buccaneers, where he played

in 96 games and racked up 11 interceptions, 61 passes defended, and 359 tackles.

He's been stingy lately, too, allowing just one touchdown since 2024.

With this signing done, the Steelers still have about $30,000,000 in cap space.

That leaves room for more moves, like bolstering the offensive line, or even chasing bigger

names in free agency.

Overall, Dean looks like a smart addition to Shore Pittsburgh's defense, heading into

the off season, setting the stage for an exciting rebuild.

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