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Steelers complete first week of free agency with key additions and losses
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The Pittsburgh Steelers wrapped up the first week of the 2026 NFL free agency period with several roster moves, including trades and signings to bolster their offense and defense. They acquired wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. and signed cornerback Jamel Dean, while losing speedster Calvin Austin III to the New York Giants. The team also received a salary cap credit of over $3.65 million for 2026.
Aspiration co-founder Joseph Sanberg has cooperated with the NBA's ongoing probe into the Los Angeles Clippers over alleged salary-cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. Sanberg conducted two in-person interviews and provided relevant documents, according to the league's lead investigator. The investigation stems from a sponsorship deal with Sanberg's now-bankrupt company.
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The 2026 NFL free agency class features a mix of established stars and emerging young players, with wide receiver George Pickens and center Tyler Linderbaum topping projections. Free agency opens on March 11, following a franchise tag window ending March 3, as teams navigate salary cap constraints and roster needs. Analysts note a thinner pool of under-29 talent due to increased player retention strategies post-COVID.
The Dallas Mavericks are considering trading Anthony Davis, but experts warn the return may disappoint due to his hefty contract and the NBA's restrictive trade landscape. Davis, turning 33 in March, was acquired in the Luka Dončić trade less than 10 months ago. Few teams are lining up for the future Hall of Famer amid salary cap hurdles.