Steelers sign safety Rayshawn Jenkins to bolster secondary depth

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Last updated Aug 1, 2026

Steelers sign safety Rayshawn Jenkins to bolster secondary depth
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to sign safety Rayshawn Jenkins, who spent last season with the Cleveland Browns. The agreement, reportedly a one-year deal, adds a 10-year veteran to the team's secondary, bolstering their defensive depth. Jenkins is recognized for his versatility and leadership, having recorded 45 tackles and an interception in 2025. Previously, he had notable performances with the Jacksonville Jaguars, achieving back-to-back 100-tackle seasons. The Steelers had been evaluating options for their safety position ahead of training camp activities, which are ongoing.

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  • Rayshawn Jenkins agrees to a one-year deal with the Steelers.
  • Jenkins recorded 45 tackles and one interception last season.
  • He previously had back-to-back 100-tackle seasons with the Jaguars.
  • The Steelers are in training camp as they finalize their roster.
  • Jenkins provides veteran experience to the Steelers' safety position.
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  • 5:12 PMYahoo SportsSteelers signing former Browns safety
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The Steelers are reportedly adding another veteran safety to the depth chart.

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