Steelers urged to pursue Donovan Wilson as veteran safety option
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 3:24 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The Pittsburgh Steelers are considering signing veteran safety Donovan Wilson, who previously played for the Dallas Cowboys under head coach Mike McCarthy. Analyst Noah Strackbein pointed out Wilson's impressive career statistics, including eight interceptions and 13 sacks, as well as his familiarity with McCarthy’s system. Despite recent additions, including safety Darnell Savage, there are concerns regarding Savage's readiness. Wilson's experience as a starter makes him an ideal candidate for Pittsburgh's defense.
- •Wilson has recorded six interceptions and 13 sacks in his career.
- •He spent five years with head coach Mike McCarthy at the Cowboys.
- •Pittsburgh recently signed Darnell Savage, raising questions about depth.
- •Analyst highlights Wilson's potential fit for Steelers' defense.
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