Tracking the Steelers UDFA signings following the 2019 NFL draft

Just because the 2019 NFL draft is in the books doesn’t mean the action is slowing down. At this point, all 32 NFL teams will amp up the pace in an attempt to secure as many of their priority free agents as possible. Keep checking back here as we keep you updated on all the Steelers post-draft signings.

The team announced they have signed 10 UDFA.

Dravon Askew-Henry, S, West Virginia
Ian Berryman, P, Western Carolina
Garrett Brumfield, G, LSU
Jay Hayes, DE, Georgia
Fred Johnson, G, Florida
Travon McMillan, RB, Colorado
Alexander Myres, CB, Houston
Chris Nelson, DT, Texas
Trevor Wood, TE/LS, Texas A&M
Matthew Wright, K, Central Florida

Jay Hayes, DL Georgia

Defensive lineman Jay Hayes from Georgia has a deal as an undrafted free agent with the Steelers, according to his agent. He was a grad transfer from Notre Dame.

— Marc Weiszer (@marcweiszer) April 27, 2019

Ian Berryman, P Western Carolina

Matthew Wright, K Central Florida

Among the 10 undrafted free agents the Steelers signed were punter Ian Berryman (Western Carolina) and PK Matthew Wright (Central Florida).

— Joe Rutter (@tribjoerutter) April 27, 2019

Trevor Wood, TE Texas A&M

So happy to announce I’ll be signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers!!! So happy for the opportunity to play for such a great organization!! @steelers

— Trevor Wood (@trevwood80) April 27, 2019

Travon McMillian, RB Colorado

Blessed to be given the opportunity to join the @steelers organization! Thankful for the chance to glorify God with my talents at the next level. #allGod #SteelerNation

— Travon McMillian (@tmcmillian2) April 27, 2019

Chris Nelson, DL Texas

#Longhorns DL Chris Nelson will go as a UDFA to the #Steelers per source. PIT had him as a priority first-wave signing and the fit is good given the depth chart. #HookEm

— Alex Dunlap (@AlexDunlapNFL) April 27, 2019

Dravon Askew-Henry, S West Virginia

#WVU undrafted free agent signing: Safety Dravon Askew-Henry is heading to his hometown Pittsburgh Steelers.

— Patrick Kotnik (@PatrickKotnik) April 27, 2019