Jamir Jones, former Notre Dame LB, released in surprise move by Pittsburgh Steelers

Former Notre Dame linebacker Jamir Jones was released by the Pittsburgh Steelers Wednesday morning. On the surface, this move makes little sense, as Jones is a strong reserve LB option for the Steelers, which have a thin LB corps as it is right now.

This could mean the Steelers are planning on pursuing an LB such as Devin White or are looking to re-sign Bud Dupree. Jones, who is 24-years old, signed a 1-year contract with the Steelers on Feb. 27. Now, it seems the Steelers are shifting elsewhere.

Jones has amassed 20 tackles, 1 pass deflection and a pair of QB hits across his 2 seasons in the league, making 1 start for the Steelers last season.  He was mostly a special teams player last season.

Jones went undrafted out of Notre Dame in 2020 and has played for Pittsburgh, Houston, LAR and Jacksonville.

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