PITTSBURGH — The Steelers suffered their third free agent loss in less than 24 hours when offensive lineman B.J. Finney agreed to a two-year deal with the Seahawks at $8 million and worth as much as $9.5 million with incentives.
The loss of Finney comes one day after starting left guard Ramon Foster announced his retirement. Finney had been considered a potential replacement for Foster.
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An undrafted rookie out of Kansas State, Finney appeared in 59 career games with the Steelers, making 13 starts. Four of those starts came in 2019, when he played three games at center in place of Maurkice Pouncey and one in place of Foster.
Finney's versatility was valuable to the Steelers, who now not only have a hole at left guard, but at backup center, as well. The Steelers were 11-2 in games started by Finney in his career.
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