Steelers cut tackle Zach Banner, keep QB Dwayne Haskins
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By WILL GRAVESAP Sports Writer
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers' new-look offensive line won't include right tackle Zach Banner. The team cut the charismatic Banner on Wednesday, a move that will save them $5 million against the salary cap and ends Banner's comeback bid from a torn ACL that cost him two seasons and eventually his starting job.
Handout Photo-USA TODAY Sports The Pittsburgh Steelers begin their third, and final, phase of Organized Team Activities (OTAs) Tuesday, and although this is just football in shorts, there is plenty of information to glean from the process. Should fans take news from OTAs with a grain of salt? Absolutely, but it doesn’t mean it all should be ignored either. With that said, here are five storylines to keep an eye on during the Steelers’ OTAs the next few weeks: 1. Who shows up? The NFLPA had several teams, including the Steelers, publicly state they were going to skip all voluntary workouts...