However, Heyward, who’s currently 35 years of age, is entering the last year of his agreement.
He’s not looking for a raise, but rather the three-time All-Expert protective lineman would like more monetary security as an agreement expansion.
However, the Steelers, to this point, haven’t moved, and presently the player who positions second in establishment history with 80.5 profession sacks is taking steps to play somewhere else next season.
“I have conversed with my significant other (Allie), and we know the truth, and we have had those discussions, and she said it very well may be enjoyable to play elsewhere.
On the off chance that that is required to have been finished, so be it. Be that as it may, I’m actually taking in the scenery here this year.”
“I actually have family in Cleveland … my significant other is from Cleveland. We will see. I’m making an effort not to ponder all that at the present time.”
