Steelers bolster roster with two undrafted signings, activate Ramsey

The Pittsburgh Steelers added two undrafted free agents to their roster on Monday, signing cornerback Jaylon Guilbeau and running back Alex Tecza. The team also activated defensive back Jalen Ramsey off the physically unable to perform list, as reported by ESPN's Brooke Pryor and confirmed by the club's announcement.

Guilbeau, who played college football at Texas, was one of three defensive backs to try out for the Steelers on Sunday, according to Heavy. He spent part of the offseason with the Carolina Panthers.

Tecza, a Naval Academy product, was teammates with Steelers seventh-round rookie Eli Heidenreich. Both appeared in games for Navy from 2023-25, and last season both recorded more than 1,000 yards from scrimmage. Tecza was second for Navy with 902 rushing yards, averaging 5.7 yards per carry, and scored 10 touchdowns. Over his career at Navy, he averaged 5.5 yards per rush and 11 yards per carry, with 41 catches for 451 yards and three receiving scores in 38 games.

Though listed as a fullback, Tecza's physical style has drawn attention. Steelers Depot's Josh Carney described him in April as a "physical, downhill runner who dished out punishment and consistently fell forward."

Roster moves: Mukuamu and Marjan

To make room on the roster, the Steelers made corresponding moves. Heavy reported that the team waived defensive back Israel Mukuamu, while NBC Sports said the team placed Mukuamu on injured reserve. Both outlets noted the Steelers released kicker Laith Marjan on Sunday, opening a roster spot.

The signings and the activation of Ramsey come as the Steelers continue to shape their roster ahead of the season.