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The Pittsburgh Steelers were surprisingly busy little bees during the first wave of free agency. Kevin Colbert, Steelers director of football operations, shelled out over $63 million dollars in contracts to lock up eight players. Unusual to say the least for the normally free agent shy franchise. The moves were solid and addressed various needs. Bringing back Ryan Clark and signing Will Allen from Tampa Bay strengthens the safety position. Add to that a guy named Polamalu coming back healthy and safety is no longer a deep concern. All-Pro NT Casey Hampton was re-upped and kicker Jeff Reed was given the franchise tag to stay with the black and gold. The biggest free agent signing was the return of ILB Larry Foote. Pittsburgh missed his aggressiveness and run stuffing ability in the ...

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Article written by Brian Carson