Free-agent cornerback Levi Wallace signed an undisclosed deal with the Denver Broncos on Monday, according to a source. Wallace had six interceptions and 24 passes defended over the last two seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He'll give the Broncos some added secondary depth this week just ahead of the start of this year's NFL draft on Thursday evening. The 28-year-old entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent out of Alabama in 2018 with the Buffalo Bills, and he spent the first four seasons of his career in Buffalo before playing for the Steelers the last two years. In his six seasons combined, Wallace has 305 tackles (236 solo), seven tackles for loss, 12 interceptions, 54 passes defended and one fumble recovery in 83 games (70 starts).
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed free-agent cornerback Levi Wallace to a two-year deal worth $8 million on Tuesday. Wallace spent his first four seasons in the NFL with the Buffalo Bills and finished with 58 tackles (47 solo), two interceptions, 10 passes defensed and one fumble recovery in 17 starts in 2021. The 26-year-old has accumulated 219 total tackles (171), seven tackles for loss, six interceptions, 30 passes defensed and a fumble recovery in 52 career games (52 starts) for Buffalo. He'll head to the AFC North to try and shore up Pittsburgh's secondary in 2022.
The Buffalo Bills re-signed cornerback Levi Wallace to an undisclosed one-year deal. The 25-year-old became an unrestricted free agent after the team didn't tender him a contract as a restricted free agent. Wallace signed as an undrafted rookie out of Alabama in 2018 and eventually got to start across from Tre'Davious White that same season. The Bills continue to add cornerbacks to push Wallace for the starting role, but he has continued to carve out a starting gig. Veteran Josh Norman remains a free agent, but Dane Jackson, a rookie in 2020, could factor into playing time with Wallace for the No. 2 corner spot this season. The Bills also tendered restricted free-agent guard Ike Boettger on Wednesday.
