Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Levi Wallace has found a new team.
PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers chose not to re-sign cornerback Levi Wallace this offseason but he has found a new team that hopes he'll be a key piece to their secondary during the 2024 season.
Wallace, who spent two seasons with the Steelers, has signed with the Denver Broncos following a visit to their facility and meeting with the team held this week, according to a report from Bleacher Report NFL insider, Jordan Schultz. News of Wallace's visit broke early in the morning and hours later, the report that he had signed was released.Wallace started 18 of 31 total games in Pittsburgh, racking up 86 total tackles and six interceptions over that span.
Wallace figures to at least compete for a starting job in a young and thin cornerbacks room for the Broncos this coming season.
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