The Pittsburgh Steelers have secured cornerback Jamel Dean with a lucrative three-year contract worth $36.75 million. Dean, who spent his entire seven-year career with Tampa Bay, brings championship experience and solid defensive stats to Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh has bolstered its defensive backfield by securing cornerback Jamel Dean through a three-year agreement announced Friday.
While the Steelers kept contract details private, industry sources at Spotrac indicate the deal carries a value of $36.75 million, including $12 million in guaranteed money.
The 29-year-old defender leaves Tampa Bay after seven seasons, having been drafted by the Buccaneers in the third round back in 2019.
Dean delivered his strongest statistical performance last season, hauling in three interceptions with one returned 55 yards for a score. Across 14 starts, he recorded 46 tackles, registered one sack, defended nine passes, and forced two fumbles.
Throughout his professional career, Dean has appeared in 96 contests with 77 starts, accumulating 11 interceptions including two touchdown returns, 61 pass breakups, three forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries. His tackle total stands at 359.
The veteran defensive back brings postseason experience with 10 playoff appearances and earned a Super Bowl LV championship ring during his time with Tampa Bay.
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