The Steelers were one of several teams heavily involved at the trade deadline on Tuesday afternoon, shipping out wide receiver Chase Claypool and also acquiring some secondary help when they traded for former Bengals and Commanders cornerback William Jackson III. Jackson will live in the minds of Steelers fans for some time as he was a draft darling of the team in the buildup to the 2016 NFL Draft, as the team was widely expected to draft a cornerback. When the division rival Bengals swooped in and stole Jackson off their doorstep in said draft, the team opted instead for draft bust Artie Burns.
DB’s Coach Grady Brown Wants Responsibility For Secondary Not Creating Turnovers
