The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a strategic move by re-signing backup tackle Calvin Anderson to a two-year contract. Anderson, who joined the team in the 2024 season following an injury to Troy Fautanu, filled the swing backup role effectively until a groin injury landed him on the injured reserve list in December. Anderson managed to participate in four regular-season games, contributing 11 offensive snaps, and returned just in time to play in the Wild Card playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens.

This move indicates the Steelers' commitment to solidify their offensive line depth, especially with the uncertainty surrounding other players due to injuries. Anderson's versatility and experience make him a valuable asset as the team prepares for the upcoming season.