Schefter: LB Devin Bush Visiting Seattle Seahawks Thursday – Steelers Depot

Former Pittsburgh Steelers’ linebacker Devin Bush stays a free agent. However he has his first go to lined up. Based on ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Bush is scheduled to go to the Seattle Seahawks Thursday.

Right here’s what Schefter tweeted early Thursday morning.

Bush has all the time been anticipated to signal elsewhere and never return to the Steelers after 4 years with the group. After buying and selling as much as choose him tenth general within the 2019 NFL Draft, Bush’s profession has been underwhelming. He struggled to get off blocks within the run sport, make splash performs, and sometimes appeared hesitant and not sure, minimizing his spectacular pure athleticism. He additionally tore his ACL in 2020, lacking a lot of the yr, and had an particularly poor 2021 season.

He was higher in 2022 and he’s a dependable and strong tackler. Although his play improved this previous yr, it nonetheless wasn’t adequate to retain him and he appeared high-quality with the thought of shifting on. Bush barely performed the ultimate two weeks of the season towards AFC North foes Cleveland and Baltimore, the ultimate signal his time in Pittsburgh was over.

For his Steelers’ profession, Bush began 48 video games and recorded 286 tackles.

Pittsburgh’s inside linebacker room ought to look totally different in 2023. Bush is not going to return whereas Robert Spillane signed a two-year deal to go to the Las Vegas Raiders. Pittsburgh nonetheless has Mules Jack however agreed to a three-year take care of former Washington Commander Cole Holcomb Wednesday. Particular teamer Marcus Allen has additionally formally develop into a free agent and should signal elsewhere. Pittsburgh could be smart to draft an inside linebacker subsequent month whereas additionally giving the second-year Mark Robinson an extended look this summer season.

To date, the group has misplaced two inner free brokers in Spillane and CB Cam Sutton, who agreed to a three-year take care of the Detroit Lions on Monday.

We’ll replace you if Bush indicators someday on Thursday.