Steelers Lack Experienced Depth At The Nose Tackle Position
The Pittsburgh Steelers did right by signing nose tackle Steve McLendon to a three year contract a few weeks ago. The former undrafted free agent out of Troy finally graduated from Mitchell University and deserves a chance to start in 2013. Now that we have that out of the way, what about the depth at the nose tackle position behind McLendon?
The Steelers currently have Alameda...
McLendon Signing Has Major Draft Implications for Steelers
There were many people in the Steelers’ Nation that were close to a coronary earlier this week when it looked all too possible that nose tackle Steve McLendon could sign with the Green Bay Packers. I know I had a serious moment that probably reminded my wife of this classic scene to be sure but my cooler head has prevailed.
The Steelers announced that McLendon had signed a three...
Steelers Sign NT Steve McLendon, Enter 2013 NFL Draft With Solidified D-Line
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed restricted free agent nose tackle Steve McLendon to a three-year contract Thursday. His deal is reportedly worth $7.25 million with a $1.675 million signing bonus. McLendon signed with the Steelers as an undrafted rookie free agent out of Troy University on in 2009. He has played in 37 career games and one career postseason contest. Photo Credit...
Steelers reach deal with nose tackle McLendon
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed restricted free agent Steve McLendon to a three-year contract.
McLendon originally made the Steelers as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2009. He has appeared in 37 games over the past three seasons and has three career sacks.
The 27-year-old McLendon is expected to compete for a starting job when training camp opens in July. The Steelers are...
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Steelers Sign NT Steve McLendon To A Three Year Contract
The Pittsburgh Steelers nipped the situation with nose tackle Steve McLendon in the bud on Thursday as Adam Schefter of ESPN reports via Twitter that McLendon signed a three-year deal with a max value of $7.25 million that included $1.675 million guaranteed and $5 million in the first two years of the deal.
McLendon, a restricted free agent, was tendered at right of first refusal...
Steelers Have Very Few Options Should NT Steve McLendon Wind Up With The Packers
On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers decide to match the one-year, $2.5 million offer sheet given to restricted free agent wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders, and now that the Green Bay Packers have had restricted free agent nose tackle Steve McLendon in for a visit, all of the focus has shifted to his situation.
I have already outlined what the Packers would have to give McLendon in...
Report: Pittsburgh Steelers RFA NT Steve McLendon has met with the Green Bay Packers
After signing Stevenson Sylvester back to their roster the Pittsburgh Steelers had left themselves very thin on available cap space. For that reason I became concerned that they may have put themselves at risk of losing one of their restricted free agents. Other Steelers bloggers were adamant that the Steelers would be fine and I was ridiculed for thinking otherwise. However, Pittsburgh...
With McLendon Visiting Green Bay, Just What is Going on in Pittsburgh?
Can someone please explain just what in the wide world of sports the Pittsburgh Steelers front office is doing?
Less than a week after they decided to match a $2.5 million dollar offer by New England for number three receiver and oft-injured Emmanuel Sanders, the team is now faced with a similar situation with a guy they apparently valued a hell of a lot less than the fans and most...
Steelers Free Agent NT Steve McLendon Visited With The Packers On Wednesday
Restrictive free agents have until Friday to sign their tender offers, and in an interesting development, Howard Balzer reports Wednesday via Twitter that Pittsburgh Steelers nose tackle Steve McLendon has visited with the Green Bay Packers today.
McLendon, who was originally signed as an undrafted free agent out of Troy in 2009, was given an right of first refusal tender in the...
McLendon May Become a Stand-Out for Steelers Defense
Steve McLendon was signed as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2009; that year he made it all the way to the final day of cuts, but failed to make the 53-man roster and was signed to the practice squad. In 2010, it happened again; on the last day of cuts McLendon was waived and signed to the practic ContinueThe post McLendon May Become a Stand-Out for Steelers Defense appeared first on SteelBlitz.
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