However, Pittsburgh's defense is one of the best. In addition to returning stars like T.J. Watt and Cameron Heyward, the team also acquired veteran cornerbacks Darius Slay and Jalen Ramsey over the offseason. The Steelers added another player to the unit on Monday, via ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made a flurry of roster moves in advance of their preseason finale, announcing the additions of a long snapper, cornerback and offensive lineman on Monday. Jake McQuaide, Kam A

The Steelers made multiple roster moves, signing cornerback Kam Alexander, long snapper Jake McQuaide and offensive lineman Julian Pearl. Alexander originally signed with the Seattle Seahawks during training camp. He participated in rookie minicamp with the Seahawks and Atlanta Falcons after going undrafted.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced the signing of three players, followed by three subsequent releases — including fan-favorite WR Roc Taylor.

In addition to the previously reported signing of cornerback Kam Alexander, the team announced that they have signed long snapper Jake McQuaide and offensive tackle Julian Pearl. Defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko, wide receiver Roc Taylor, and linebacker Devin Harper were dropped from the roster in corresponding moves.

Seattle signed undrafted free agent Alphonzo Tuputala, the team announced, and waived fellow UDFA Kam Alexander. Tuputala participated in the Seahawks' rookie minicamp in May as a tryout player, and now he's got a second chance to try and stick with the team. Alexander was signed in late July at the start of training camp.

Since the Las Vegas Raiders game, the Seahawks have added linebacker Alphonzo Tuputala and fullback Wesley Steiner, while letting go of cornerback Kam Alexander and linebacker Michael Dowell. Seattle is at the 90-man roster limit, with a 91st player exemption for International Player Pathway designee Federico Maranges.