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Steelers may be quietly plotting the end of Malik Harrison’s time in Pittsburgh, as they bring in Jamin Davis for a tryout — and he’s already earned a roster spot. Harrison, signed to a lucrative two-year deal, hasn’t delivered the impact the team hoped for, struggling to justify his pay with limited contributions on defense and only modest special teams value. Davis, a former first-round pick with solid pass-rushing upside, may not be a superstar — but he could be the cheaper, more versatile answer. If Davis proves himself as a reliable fifth linebacker, the Steelers could cut Harrison and save nearly $5 million in cap space — a move that could reshape their defensive depth chart and financial flexibility.

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