The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing three-time All-Pro cornerback Patrick Peterson to a two-year contract, ESPN and NFL Network reported Monday.
Financial terms were not reported. The move will be made official on Wednesday.
The 2023 season will be Peterson’s 13th in the NFL.
Peterson, 32, spent the past two seasons in Minnesota and started all 17 games for the Vikings in 2022. He had five interceptions.
Peterson, an eight-time Pro Bowl selection, has 34 career interceptions and 111 passes defensed in 184 games (all starts) with the Arizona Cardinals (2011-20) and Vikings. The Cardinals selected him No. 5 overall in the 2011 draft out of LSU.
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