The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing wide receiver Michael Pittman to a three-year contract worth $59 million, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. The move provides the Steelers with a veteran presence in their receiving corps as they look to bolster their offensive production for the upcoming season.
Per the report, the agreement ties Pittman to Pittsburgh through the next three years with a total value of $59 million. Pittman has been a consistent playmaker throughout his career, and this signing represents a significant investment by the Steelers front office to upgrade their passing attack. The specific breakdown of guaranteed money and signing bonuses has not yet been made public.
This acquisition marks a major addition for the Steelers, who have been active in seeking reliable targets for their quarterback room. Michael Pittman is expected to join the team immediately to begin preparations for the team's upcoming program. Further details regarding the contract structure are expected to emerge as the deal is officially processed by the league office.
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