The man who didn't want the Steelers to sign quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be sticking around Pittsburgh. Safety DeShon Elliott, who said "leave his ass in the retirement home" when the topic of Rodgers to the Steelers first emerged,

The Steelers locked up starting strong safety DeShon Elliott to a two-year contract extension worth $12.5 million

While usually a slow period on the NFL calendar, the Pittsburgh Steelers made a notable transaction with minicamp behind them and training camp a little over a month away. The team has come to terms with veteran safety DeShon Elliott on a two-year, $12.5 million extension that includes $9.21 million guaranteed, according to NFL Media.