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NFL.com analyst Nick Shook lays out five notable free-agent fits (Malik Willis to the Steelers; Kenneth Walker III to the Texans; Trey Hendrickson to the Ravens; Isaac Seumalo to the Browns) and a cap maneuver around Joe Mixon to enable it, plus two trades he says should happen (A.J. Brown to the Bills and Kyler Murray to the Dolphins) as the 2026 free-agent period begins to take shape.
Despite the Pittsburgh Steelers' impressive fourth-quarter comeback win against the Los Angeles Rams, left guard Isaac Seumalo remains skeptical about the sustainability of their offensive performance. While the offense showed promise in the final quarter, Seumalo emphasizes the need for complete games and consistent performance to be a successful team. The Steelers' offense has struggled throughout the season, and even though they had a strong finish against the Rams, Seumalo believes they still have a long way to go.
The Pittsburgh Steelers begin their annual OTA sessions with a lot of new faces on the roster. The team's plan at slot cornerback, the recovery of injured players, the starting offensive line, and the role of TE Connor Heyward at fullback are among the storylines to watch. Additionally, QB Kenny Pickett needs to establish himself as the leader of the offense in his second season, while newly acquired players Allen Robinson II and Isaac Seumalo are expected to make an impact.
Eagles center Jason Kelce says losing guard Isaac Seumalo in free agency is going to be a big blow. Seumalo signed with the Steelers in March, and Kelce told reporters he’s going to miss lining up next to Seumalo. Kelce said Seumalo’s approach to the game is something that perhaps only someone who has been next to him on the line of scrimmage for years can understand.
Philadelphia Eagles' veteran center Jason Kelce has praised the talent of second-year player Cam Jurgens, who is expected to compete for the right guard position in the upcoming season. Kelce believes Jurgens could have played center last year if needed and has seen improvement in his play at guard during offseason workouts. Jurgens will compete against third-round pick Tyler Steen for the starting job. Kelce also spoke highly of former teammate Isaac Seumalo, who left in free agency, but believes Jurgens has the potential to become one of the best centers in the league.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce believes the team lost one of the best guards in the NFL in Isaac Seumalo, who signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason. Kelce praised Seumalo's consistency and intelligence, and believes the Steelers got a steal in free agency. The Eagles will look to fill the void left by Seumalo, likely with second-year lineman Cam Jurgens, but Kelce acknowledges that finding a suitable successor will be pivotal for the team's success.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been active in the 2023 NFL Free Agency, adding physical and cerebral players with leadership qualities. The team's new signings include ILBs Cole Holcomb and Elandon Roberts, CB Patrick Peterson, and OGs Isaac Seumalo and Nate Herbig. While some signings have received mixed reviews, Seumalo is considered the best addition, providing stability to the left side of the offensive line. Peterson's signing has been criticized for limiting the team's defensive scheme options, but he is seen as a valuable mentor for a rookie CB draft pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are building overall depth by signing offensive linemen Isaac Seumalo and Nick Herbig, adding to their six interior offensive linemen who have at least one full season of starting experience in the NFL. The competition created by these signings should bring out the best of all six players, ensuring the team has the depth to handle injuries. The article also discusses the importance of attending college pro days and the hit rate of the 2011 NFL Draft. Additionally, it dispels the narrative that new inside linebacker Cole Holcomb cannot play the pass.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed guard Isaac Seumalo to a three-year deal in free agency. Seumalo, who has experience at all three interior offensive line positions, is a premium run blocker and has consistently improved as a pass blocker throughout his career. With the addition of Seumalo and Nate Herbig, the Steelers now have five players with NFL starting experience on the interior of their offensive line. The team could have an open competition on their interior offensive line in training camp or have Seumalo compete with Kevin Dotson on the left side. Seumalo's presence could also be a big help for young left tackle Dan Moore.
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed former Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Isaac Seumalo to a three-year contract worth $24 million, which surprised many, including Eagles beat writer Zach Berman, who expected Seumalo to be a $10-million-a-year player. Despite his age and injury history, Berman believes Seumalo is the best interior offensive lineman on the open market. Pro Football Focus ranked Seumalo as the top interior offensive lineman and projected a three-year, $33 million contract for him on the open market with $22 million guaranteed.
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Isaac Seumalo to other teams in free agency. Gardner-Johnson signed a one-year deal with the Detroit Lions, while Seumalo agreed to a three-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Eagles will need to add at least one significant player at safety before the start of the season, with Adrian Amos, Taylor Rapp, Terrell Edmunds, John Johnson, and Jalen Mills among the options. The team's top roster priorities are adding a starting-caliber player at linebacker and safety.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed former Philadelphia Eagles guard Isaac Seumalo to a three-year deal worth $24 million. Seumalo, who has shown the ability to play both left and right guard, will likely battle for a starting spot on the Steelers' offensive line. He started all 17 regular season games at right guard for the Eagles last season and received a 75.2 overall grade from Pro Football Focus. Seumalo's versatility makes him a valuable addition to the Steelers' offensive line.
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed former Philadelphia Eagles guard Isaac Seumalo to a three-year contract in free agency. The move likely means the end of Kendrick Green's time with the team. With two guards signed to starter money, the Steelers may focus on other positions in the draft, such as offensive tackle and edge rusher. The fact that both linemen signed are former Eagles illustrates the influence of new assistant general manager Andy Weidl on the roster.
Isaac Seumalo, who started 60 games for the Eagles and played in both the 2017 and 2022 Super Bowls, has signed a three-year contract with the Steelers. Seumalo played at a high level in 2022, but injuries limited his playing time in the previous two seasons. With the Eagles' cap issues and the emergence of Cam Jurgens, Seumalo was not expected to return to the team. The terms of the deal were not immediately available, but it is likely worth less than the projected $12 million per year.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed offensive lineman Isaac Seumalo to a three-year deal. Seumalo, who spent his entire seven-year NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles, primarily played left guard before moving to the right side in 2022. He has a history of injuries but has consistently earned positive grades from PFF. The addition of Seumalo is a significant one for the Steelers, who have made several moves to improve their offensive line in recent years.