Terrell Edmunds’ return to Pittsburgh was short-lived, with the Steelers announcing Saturday the safety was released, just two months into his second stint with the team that launched his career, as the Steelers shuffle their roster heading into Sunday’s matchup against the Washington Commanders.
Edmunds, 27, was a first-round draft pick of the Steelers in 2018 and played his first five seasons in Pittsburgh. He split time with the Tennessee Titans and Philadelphia Eagles in 2023, and appeared in one game this season with the Jacksonville Jaguars before the Steelers signed him from the Jags’ practice squad on Sept. 10.
In 101 career games (79 starts), Edmunds has 465 tackles, 7.5 sacks, six interceptions and 28 passes defended. He had seven tackles in five games with the Steelers this season.
The Steelers released Edmunds and running back Jonathan Ward on Saturday to make room for linebacker Tyler Matakevich (hamstring) and wide receiver Ben Skowronek (shoulder) to return from injuries when the AFC North-leading Steelers (6-2) visit the NFC East-leading Commanders (7-2).
–Field Level Media
Florida coach Todd Golden is happy to focus on basketball while putting sexual misconduct accusations behind him. The university cleared Golden on Monday after a four-month Title IX investigation in…
No. 2 seed Elise Mertens of Belgium brushed off a loss in a first-set tiebreaker and got past Germany’s Tatjana Maria 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-1 on Thursday to advance to…
Winning consistently remains a problem for the Buffalo Sabres. The Nashville Predators, one of the streakiest teams in the NHL, can relate. At or near the bottom of their respective…
WTA roundup: Elise Mertens rallies in Singapore
Predators, Sabres try to keep digging out of conference cellars
Caitlin Clark, Fever to play exhibition vs. Brazil at Iowa
Semi-retired Lexi Thompson to play in Founders Cup
Field Level Media - Professional sports content solutions | FLM
