Steelers: DeShon Elliott Signs 2-Year Extension
- Safety DeShon Elliott will continue to play a key role for the pittsburgh Steelers after agreeing to a two-year, $12.5 million contract extension.
- Elliott, 28, confirmed the extension Tuesday on social media, expressing gratitude to the Rooney family, General Manager Omar Khan, and Coach Mike Tomlin.
- Last season, Elliott recorded career highs with 108 tackles and three fumble recoveries across 15 games, starting in 14.
DeShon Elliott’s role with the Pittsburgh steelers is secured with a new two-year,$12.5 million contract extension,including $9.21 million guaranteed. This crucial signing ensures the safety remains a key player for the team. Elliott, expressing his gratitude, confirmed the deal on social media, highlighting his appreciation for the Rooney family, Omar Khan, and Mike Tomlin.Last season,Elliott achieved career-high stats with 108 tackles and three fumble recoveries. The Steelers are building a strong foundation. For more updates on this and other NFL news, check out news Directory 3 for complete coverage.Discover what’s next for the Steelers as they gear up for the season!
DeShon Elliott Extends Steelers Role with $12.5M Deal
Updated june 17, 2025
Safety DeShon Elliott will continue to play a key role for the pittsburgh Steelers after agreeing to a two-year, $12.5 million contract extension. The deal includes $9.21 million in guaranteed money.
Elliott, 28, confirmed the extension Tuesday on social media, expressing gratitude to the Rooney family, General Manager Omar Khan, and Coach Mike Tomlin. He cited them for providing him a home in Pittsburgh. He also thanked fans for their support.
The Steelers have not yet formally announced the extension.
Last season, Elliott recorded career highs with 108 tackles and three fumble recoveries across 15 games, starting in 14. He was in the first year of a two-year, $6 million contract.
A sixth-round pick by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2018 NFL draft,Elliott has played 72 career games,starting 64. He has 395 tackles, five fumble recoveries, and four interceptions. His previous teams include the Ravens (2019-21), Detroit Lions (2022), and Miami Dolphins (2023).
“Grateful to the Rooney family,(general manager) Omar Khan and Coach (Mike) Tomlin for bringing me to Pittsburgh and giving me a home. Thankful to be extended for two more years to play for the best institution and in front of the best fans in the NFL,” Elliott wrote on Instagram.
what’s next
With Elliott’s role secured, the Steelers look to solidify other positions as they prepare for the upcoming season.