The Pittsburgh Steelers are shaking things up by bringing in a seasoned running back to their roster. Travis Homer, who most recently played with the Chicago Bears and previously spent time with the Seattle Seahawks, is the latest addition.
Homer's journey began in 2019 when he entered the NFL as a sixth-round pick out of Miami. During his four-year stint with the Seahawks, he rushed for 453 yards and found the end zone once. But it was his standout performance on special teams that really caught the eye.
In the past three seasons with the Bears, Homer continued to excel on special teams, though his offensive contributions were limited. Over the last two seasons, he's seen action in just 20 games.
So, what does Homer bring to the Steelers? He'll be vying for a spot in a crowded Pittsburgh backfield, which means he has his work cut out for him.
However, his prowess on special teams could be his ticket to securing a place on the 2026 roster. Whether this is a strategic move for training camp depth or a chance for Homer to carve out a niche remains to be seen.