Steelers Ink former Bills CB Levi Wallace to 2-Year Deal

Per Jordan Schultz of Boardroom, the Pittsburgh Steelers just moments ago signed former Buffalo Bills CB, Levi Wallace, to a 2-year contract worth 8 million.

Wallace, a former undrafted player out of Alabama, developed into an incredibly reliable member of the Bills secondary over the past handful of seasons. He's an ironman who has started every game the past four years, and also filled in admirably last season as the Bills' number one corner, replacing the injured All-Pro Tre' White.

This could signal the end of Joe Haden's time in the black and gold, but I think the bigger question is, what's the status of Ahkello Witherspoon? It was reported on Monday by NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala that Witherspoon had resigned with the Steelers - but the team has yet to make a formal announcement. Other sources close to Yinzer Crazy have said the deal is "dead." We're not quite sure what to make of it at this point.

Check out more of Wallace in the highlight below, as just two years ago he quickly became a nemesis of Ben Roethlisberger's: