The Steelers have signed three players that will help give them depth.
The team announced they have resigned outside linebacker Cassius Marsh along with defensive back Miles Killebrew and offensive lineman Joe Haeg.
Marsh is a converted defensive end to outside linebacker in the Steelers system.
Marsh signed to the Steelers practice squad after being released from the Colts practice squad on November 28, 2020. Marsh was a fourth round pick by Seattle out of UCLA.
The 28-year-old was released after 3 seasons and signed and was then released by the Patriots, 49ers, Cardinals, Jags and then on-and-off again with Indy this season.
Marsh played one game with the Steelers before an injury with a couple of special teams tackles.
The 6'4", 254 pound 28-year plays special teams with reckless abandon with 14 career sacks, 29 QB hits and 175 tackles in parts of 7 seasons.
He could be valuable on teams and as a back-up pass rusher. Steelers thought enough of him to dress him for the playoff game against Cleveland.
Haeg played his 2020 season for the Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers starting in three games and appearing in 12.
Killebrew comes from Detroit where he spent his first five seasons in the league. He's started in four games, appearing in 78 for the lions. He has a total of two interceptions in his career with one forced fumble.
