Lance Moore and Steelers Agree on 2-Year Contract: Latest Details and Analysis

March 21, 2014   ·   Tyler Conway   ·   Jump to comments

After spending the last eight seasons catching passes from Drew Brees, Lance Moore will have to get used to Ben Roethlisberger. NFL Network's Albert Breer reported on Friday that the former New Orleans Saints receiver agreed to a two-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers:
Breer also noted Moore's likely role with the team:
The Saints released Moore on March 7, just before the start of the early negotiation window with free agents. With teams pushed up against the cap even despite a larger-than-expected rise to $133 million, Moore was one of numerous veteran contributors sent packing.
Darren Sproles was released on the same day as Moore. Will Smith, Jonathan Vilma, Roman Harper and Jabari Greer were sent packing in February.
While each of those players were key contributors at times in New Orleans, it was obvious that Moore's departure struck a particular chord within the organization. Owner Tom Benson, general manager Mickey Loomis and coach Sea...

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