Steelers Sign Ravens Veteran Chuck Clark to Replace Minkah Fitzpatrick

The Pittsburgh Steelers have bolstered their secondary by signing veteran safety Chuck Clark, who previously played for the Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets. Clark, recovering from an ACL injury last year, is expected to compete with Juan Thornhill for a starting safety spot alongside ex-Raven DeShon Elliott. This signing continues the Steelers' trend of acquiring former Ravens players to strengthen their defense, including linebacker Malik Harrison and Patrick Queen. However, the Steelers' reliance on aging veterans with injury histories, such as Clark, Jalen Ramsey, and Aaron Rodgers, raises concerns about the team's durability as they aim for a championship run. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are exploring defensive line depth by working out Josiah Bronson, a defensive tackle from the Memphis Showboats, who has NFL experience with multiple teams but no current injury issues have been reported for the Colts' defensive interior. Overall, the Steelers are aggressively reshaping their roster to contend in the AFC, though health remains a critical factor.