The Pittsburgh Steelers have been proactive this offseason, focusing on key roster upgrades. They began by trading for wide receiver DK Metcalf and recently secured quarterback Aaron Rodgers, addressing significant concerns in their offensive lineup. However, the cornerback position remains a critical area of uncertainty for the team. Despite having a strong front seven, the Steelers' secondary is seen as vulnerable.

Insider Mark Kaboly recently speculated on 93.7 The Fan about the potential of acquiring Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Kaboly noted Ramsey's reasonable salary and his one-year deal, suggesting that the Steelers might be exploring this option due to concerns over the aging Darius Slay, who might not perform at his previous level. The Steelers are keen to fortify their defense, and Ramsey could be a key piece in enhancing their secondary.