Steelers Snag Vet O-Lineman, Ex-Raider And Three-Time Straight Pro Bowler
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Pittsburgh, PA – The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed former New Orleans Saints guard Andrus Peat to a one-year contract, adding more veteran depth to their offensive line unit.
Peat, 31, brings flexibility to Pittsburgh’s trenches, with the ability to play both guard and tackle. The former first-round pick (13th overall in 2015) spent nine seasons with the Saints, earning a Pro Bowl nod and a reputation as a reliable, physical blocker.
In 2024, Peat joined the Las Vegas Raiders, where he provided depth and leadership before hitting free agency. His arrival in Pittsburgh continues the team’s trend of adding experienced linemen who can contribute immediately and mentor younger players.
The Steelers’ offensive line depth was tested in recent seasons, and Peat’s versatility could prove crucial during the grind of the AFC North schedule. His playoff experience and ability to shift between positions make him a valuable insurance policy — and perhaps even a challenger for a starting role.
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