The Pittsburgh Steelers are trading a sixth-round pick to the New England Patriots for safety Kyle Dugger and a seventh-round pick, according to multiple reports. That move comes on the heels of DeShon Elliott’s injury, which will land him on injured reserve.

The 29-year-old Dugger had been with the Patriots since 2020 when the team selected him in the second round of the NFL Draft. If you were watching the draft that year, you probably remember when Dugger got selected, and that's mostly because his pick happened while Bill Belichick's dog, Nike, was running the Patriots' war room.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their effort to improve in the secondary by acquiring safety Kyle Dugger in a trade from the New England Patriots on Tuesday night, according to ESPN. In the deal, the Steelers reportedly sent a sixth-round pick in exchange for Dugger and a seventh-round pick.

The Steelers have been trying to find an upgrade at wide receiver for a while now, including negotiating with the San Francisco 49ers to try and get wideout Jauan Jennings. With how good they have been, combined with all their injuries at wideout, he seems to be off the market. However, NFL insider Jeremy Fowler thinks otherwise.

The Steelers have not won a playoff game in nine years, so times are getting a bit tenuous in Pittsburgh. Mike Tomlin isn't exactly on the hot seat, but things are certainly getting a bit warmer for the longest-tenured coach in professional football.

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