Devin Bush joins the Browns as a new linebacker, bringing additional talent to a defensive unit that aims to capitalize on its depth and versatility. His arrival adds competition and depth to the linebacker corps, which is essential for the team’s strategy under coordinator Jim Schwartz's aggressive system.

Devin Bush, linebacker for the Cleveland Browns, suffered a season-ending injury in the 2020 season, which contributed to the team's late-season collapse. The Steelers will face a condensed schedule after their Week 9 bye, playing three games in 12 days, similar to the situation that impacted Bush's performance in the past.

Devin Bush, a former first-round pick, is one of the recent Steelers players who did not have their fifth-year option picked up. Like other players before him, Bush may not have a future with the team beyond his rookie contract.

Devin Bush had his fifth-year option declined by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Steelers made a pricey trade-up with a 64% premium, throwing away the equivalent of a fringe first-round pick if we don't discount the future pick (and a second-round pick even if we do). Pittsburgh had a little surplus of picks, but by trading up inefficiently it let someone else reap the reward.