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Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward is among a group of players currently not working to full capacity as they hope to get a new contract. On Monday, Heyward explained the situation to reporters. “Looking for my contract to be addressed,” Heyward said. “Honestly, looking to be valued.” His current deal pays, on average, $14.5 million per year. He said that …

Cameron Heyward isn’t practicing in team portions of training camp with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and it apparently has nothing to do with injury or keeping the 36-year-old defensive tackle fresh for the regular season. Heyward isn’t practicing because he wants a reworked contract. According to an ESPN report that TribLive confirmed via a league source, Heyward is seeking a raise …

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Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward hasn’t been a full participant in practice at training camp and it’s not because the team is dialing back the workload of a proven veteran. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Heyward is looking for a raise as he heads into his 15th season in Pittsburgh. Heyward received $13.45 million of his $14.75 million in …

Pittsburgh Steelers four-time All-Pro defensive tackle Cameron Heyward, who’s seeking a raise in a defensive market that has experienced a reset this offseason, hasn’t fully participated in practice yet this summer as he awaits a restructured contract that has not gotten done, sources told ESPN on Thursday. He has two years remaining on his contract — $14.75 million this season, …

Pittsburgh Steelers star defensive lineman and captain Cam Heyward is seeking a reworked contract that would give him a pay raise, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Heyward, who is the second year of a three year contract that runs through 2026, has no guaranteed money left on that deal. When he inked it, the deal averaged just $15 million …