Steelers Sign Pittman: New WR Pair, Offense Upgrade

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The Pittsburgh Steelers just revealed key details on their new wide receiver, Michael Pitman's

contract.

The former Indianapolis Colt signed a 3-year deal worth $59 million.

It includes a $22.7 million signing bonus and $24 million in guaranteed money.

His base salaries break down to $1.3 million in year 1, $16 million in year 2, and $14

million in year 3.

Pitman was traded to the Steelers right at the start of the new league year.

Now he teams up with DK Meccaff, forming one of the league's highest paid wide receiver

pairs.

Together, they average about $52 million per year.

Fans and analysts see this as a big step for the Steelers as they reshape their offense.

Pitman brings speed and reliability to a group that's been needing upgrades.

It's exciting to think about how he'll fit into what could be a dynamic passing attack.

Recent reports highlight how this move addresses past weaknesses at the position.

But with the 2026 NFL draft just a month away, PitSpurred might still target another wide

receiver to build depth.

Overall, these additions signal the Steelers push for contention.

Keep an eye on offseason moves as they gear up for a stronger season ahead.

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