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take and many podcasts telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind. I'm Josh Carney. Finally, a move that

many expected to happen became official Tuesday. The Pittsburgh Steelers signed veteran safety Darnell Savage, ending months

of speculation regarding the move. It was originally reported that Savage was signing with the Steelers

shortly after Free Agency open in March. Then the move never happened. Savage was recovering from

an injury suffered last season, but there was always a desire to

sign with the Steelers, and his plan, according to his agent, was that he would do so in due time.

Now he has.

In the process, the addition of Savage shores up one of the biggest areas of concern for Pittsburgh

defensively, that being safety depth.

Prior to Savage's addition, the fourth safety spot could have come down to either Sebastian

Castro or rookie seventh round draft pick Robert Spears Jennings.

Both are good special teams pieces, but neither really moves the needle in a pinch defensively.

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