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Big Ben Clears Stance on Minkah Trade

Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger says the quiet part out loud about Minkah Fitzpatrick trade

Many speculated that Fitzpatrick's lack of production played a role in facilitating his trade to the Miami Dolphins — and while Roethlisberger didn't deny that as a possibility, he argued that a downward trend in splash plays were a poor measure of talent.

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Ben Roethlisberger Sends Steelers Reality Check After Jalen Ramsey-Minkah Fitzpatrick Trade

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Insider Speculates Minkah Fitzpatrick Had Falling Out with Steelers: ‘Something Weird Was Going On’

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Biggest remaining need for every AFC team: Jets wide receivers, Bengals edge rushers headline list

Moves that are made this time of year are usually of little consequence to the outcome of the season.

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Dolphins Blasted for Jalen Ramsey Trade With Steelers

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Steelers Called 'The Dream Team' By ESPN And It's Not A Compliment

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Pittsburgh Steelers have their Minkah Fitzpatrick replacement in ball-hawking safety, ex-NFL DB says

The Pittsburgh Steelers have to replace Minkah Fitzpatrick after moving him to the Miami Dolphins in the Jalen Ramsey trade. They signed former Chiefs and Browns safety Juan Thornhill this offseason, and he is the favorite to earn that starting free safety role. Yet, is he the answer to replacing Fitzpatrick?

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Steelers legend issues strong warning to Mike Tomlin about Pittsburgh’s future after signing Aaron Rodgers and trading Minkah Fitzpatrick

Ben Roethlisberger isn't holding back. The former Steelers quarterback voiced serious concerns about Pittsburgh's bold offseason moves, questioning whether trading away a defensive leader like Minkah Fitzpatrick.

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Steelers’ Massive Minkah Fitzpatrick Deal With Dolphins Reveals Big Money Strategy

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a lot of big, bold moves that have completely reshaped their roster from top to bottom this offseason. It’s clear that the front office is not holding back, and the changes may be far from over.