The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially kicked off their offseason programs, and with so much attention surrounding the team, all eyes are on how they prepare for the upcoming season.
The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl last year, but that doesn't mean that there wasn't any drama. Over the course of the season, there was plenty of chatter about head coach Nick Sirianni, the passing offense, and safety CJ Gardner-Johnson among other things.
Offseason programs are officially underway for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and all eyes are on the team as they begin to prepare for the upcoming season. The Steelers have made several key acquisitions over the past few months, bringing in fresh talent, while also seeing the departure of a few notable names.
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Cornerback Darius Slay experienced one of the most dominant Super Bowl runs in history last season with the Philadelphia Eagles. Philly's extraordinary climb to the mountaintop was thanks in part to their emphasis on togetherness.
With NFL OTAs fully underway, offseason acquisitions are getting their first opportunities to share the field with their new teammates. The lone exception for the Pittsburgh Steelers is Aaron Rodgers, who has not yet signed with the team as he continues to contemplate retirement.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are two days into OTAs, and some of the biggest names on the team haven't shown up. One of the players who did was the new acquisition Darius Slay, who just won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles. And after you hear why he decided to show up, it makes you wish everyone had the same mentality...
The Pittsburgh Steelers have kicked off Phase 3 of the offseason program with Organized Team Activities (OTAs). There are many players that are not present, as it is not mandatory yet.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers signed cornerback Darius Slay to a one-year, $10 million deal, it raised some eyebrows around the league. Slay has been one of the NFL’s elite cornerbacks for over a decade, but now at 34 years old, questions about his longevity and ability to perform at a high level remain.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers made the decision to sign 2024 Super Bowl champion veteran cornerback Darius Slay in the 2025 offseason, some heads were scratched.
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It's official. And it's fascinating. Few cornerbacks in Philadelphia Eagles history have walked in and had the impact that Darius Slay has put forth over the last five years with the team.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a productive 2025 free agency so far, signing lots of top talent to the team. Much of the organization's focus seems to be on offense, but star cornerback Darius Slay is poised to help bolster the defensive unit. It remains to be seen how all of the Steelers' newest players will fit into the existing lineup.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have more work to do over the course of the 2025 offseason. Aside from the quarterback position, the front office is off to a nice start before the 2025 NFL Draft, as they've added key pieces to both the offensive and defensive units.
After being rumored to be close to landing the veteran cornerback, Pittsburgh will indeed bring in the two-time Super Bowl starter.
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The Philadelphia Eagles made cornerback Darius Slay a salary cap casualty on Monday, but the veteran may have already revealed where he would like to play next.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are poised to release six-time Pro Bowl cornerback Darius Slay in a cost-cutting move, multiple outlets reported Monday. The move, designated as a post-June 1 cut, would save the Eagles $4.3 million against their salary cap in 2025, per the reports.
The Eagles are moving on from a key member of their defense.
Don't be surprised if the Eagles make more cost-cutting moves before the start of the league year on March 12 at 4 p.m. ET.
The Philadelphia Eagles are set to release cornerback Darius Slay. A return to Detroit could make sense.
Eagles cornerback Darius Slay has indicated he wants to retire at the end of the upcoming season. He also said he would like to finish his playing career with Philadelphia, and his contract with the club does run through 2025.
It would take $18.9M to keep both players.
Eagles CB Darius Slay will be entering the 13th year of his career in 2025. When speaking to reporters on Wednesday, the veteran cornerback said next season will “most likely” be the final year of his career and he would love to finish things in Philadelphia. “Next year will most likely be my last.
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