Steelers Make Multiple Roster Moves After Preseason Win

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made several roster moves as they prepare to conclude their training camp in Latrobe. They signed defensive back Mikey Victor and tight end Kevin Foelsch, both undrafted free agents with no NFL regular-season experience, while waiving tight end D.J. Thomas-Jones and defensive back Cameron McCutcheon, who was placed on the waived/injured list due to a hamstring injury. Thomas-Jones, who had been a notable undrafted signing for the team, missed the preseason opener due to injury and was released without an injury designation. Foelsch has had stints with multiple NFL teams but has yet to play in a regular-season game, while Victor spent time with the Patriots and played college football at UNLV and Alabama State. These moves come amid ongoing position battles and roster evaluations, with some fans expressing frustration over veteran cornerback James Pierre's defensive performance despite his contributions on special teams. The Steelers are balancing the development of young talent with the need for reliable defensive play as the regular season approaches.