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I'm Joe Clark.

As they always do, the Pittsburgh Steelers will likely explore veteran upgrades through free agency during and after training camp.

Whether those are players who still remain free agents or players who may end up getting caught or waived by their teams, the Steelers

usually are active in trying to find ways to bolster their roster. After the

NFL draft, the area where the Steelers could explore upgrades has become clear.

The Steelers did not draft an off-ball linebacker, so looking to free agency to find somebody

who could potentially replace Malik Harrison or just add to the room, would make a lot of

sense.

So too would be adding a tight end.

JJ Galbraith is in the room, as are two undrafted free agents in Lake McCree and

Shaman Matyre.

That's not a lot of reliable death behind Pat Farran with in Darnell, as are two undrafted free agents in Lake McCree and Shemad Matyre, that's not a lot of reliable death behind Pat Farran within Darnell, Washington.

Sure, Riley Nowakowski could be considered an option.

He played some tight-out in Indiana, but the team seems content to play him at fullback,

and that tracks with Mike McCarthy's offense as traditionally having a fullback.

I also wouldn't be completely shocked with another addition along the defense line, but to me,

that falls behind tight-ended linebacker in the pecking order.

I think those are the two positions.

We're most likely to see the Steelers at a veteran, be it before, during, or after training

camp.

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