The Pittsburgh Steelers' training camp has been buzzing with excitement and activity, especially following the signing of safety Chuck Clark. His addition, while surprising, is seen as a potentially valuable move, bringing experience to a young secondary. Clark has played 96 career games and has a history with the Ravens and Jets, which should help him adapt quickly. Although concerns linger about his coverage skills, his physicality is a noted asset for the Steelers' play style.

Day two of camp showcased improvements on both sides of the ball, highlighted by Aaron Rodgers' notable performance, including a touchdown connection with DK Metcalf. While the defense remains strong, the addition of Clark raises questions about the overall safety strategy as the team prepares for a competitive preseason.