The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed safety Terrell Edmunds from the Jacksonville Jaguars' practice squad, reuniting him with the team that drafted him in 2018. Edmunds, who played five seasons with the Steelers and recorded 410 tackles and five interceptions, had a brief stint with the Jaguars after being released during roster cuts despite a solid preseason. He was active for the Jaguars in their season opener against the Dolphins, logging six snaps. The Steelers are also signing punter Corliss Waitman to replace Cameron Johnston, who suffered a season-ending injury. With injuries affecting their secondary, the Jaguars are left with limited depth at safety and cornerback. This move comes as the Steelers aim to bolster their roster after a 1-0 start to the season.