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Levi Wallace, the undrafted cornerback who rose from walk-on to NFL starter, has retired after an eight-year career, bringing his journey full circle from Alabama’s 2017 championship team to his final snaps with the Steelers. In two seasons in Pittsburgh, he made 18 starts, recorded 86 tackles, and snagged six interceptions—including four in 2022, the year he battled Bell’s palsy. His path included stints with the Bills, Broncos, and Jaguars before his career was cut short by injury. With 12 interceptions, 56 pass breakups, and 333 tackles across 96 games, Wallace joins a growing list of Steelers retirees this offseason, including Russell Wilson and Adam Thielen.

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