Kinlaw will receive a three-year, $45 million contract with up to $30 million guaranteed, a steep deal the Steelers likely did not want to dip into. He has been around the NFL, playing for the New York Jets and San Francisco 49ers, but Kinlaw has at least started to break out.

The Tennessee Titans are reportedly adding former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Dan Moore to the roster in a massive deal.

It’s not a bad offseason to need help in the front seven, particularly at defensive tackle where a number of high-profile free agents have been made available in recent weeks while many also consider this draft class to be loaded at DT as well.

That is largely the reason Fields is now a Jet. The Steelers did not guarantee Fields anything beyond the first year, and as a result, he had no long-term security. With the Jets, Fields at least have the security of knowing he will be there for both years of his contract, and even if he is cut, he will see the rest of the money.

Assessing the situation on Get Up Monday, Dan Orlovsky explained why he wouldn't be too interested in returning to Pittsburgh if he were Fields. "If I'm Justin Fields, I'm respectfully not going back to the Steelers,