The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially released veteran defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi, paving the way for a strategic transformation in their defensive lineup. This move not only frees up $7 million in cap space but also reflects the team's commitment to a more youthful defensive strategy. With Ogunjobi's departure, the Steelers are considering various options, including third-year tackle Keanu Benton as a primary candidate to take over. The Steelers are also eyeing the upcoming NFL Draft, where they hold the 21st overall pick, potentially targeting standout defensive tackles like Kenneth Grant or Walter Nolan. The team's proactive approach signals a significant shift in their defensive philosophy, focusing on youth and adaptability for the future.