I'll now hand you over to my best man, Eddie.

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Oh God.

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telling Steeleer Nation what's on our minds. I'm Melanie Friedlander. And just like that,

the endless question of would he or wouldn't he play that consumed Steelers Nation is over.

At 8.30 p.m. Eastern Time yesterday, NFL Insiders almost simultaneously reported that defensive lineman Cam Hayward and the Steelers had come to terms on a new contract on the eve of the 2025 season opener.

The timing was huge. Hayward had been implying that he was willing to sit out the week one game at the 2025 season opener. The timing was huge.

Hayward had been implying that he was willing to sit out the week one game at the New York Jets.

By all appearances, he had skipped the team charter flight to Newark yesterday afternoon.

But before the ink was even dry, he was probably on his way to join his teammates,

and will be taking the field with them today.

The deal itself is actually underwhelming, an additional $3 million based on incentives,

and not individual goals like sacks or tackles or making the Pro Bowl or the all-pro team.

These were reportedly team incentives, probably similar to quarterback Aaron Rogers' contract,

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