WATCH: Minkah Fitzpatrick Trade 1-Year Later Did Omar Khan GET FLEECED?! | The BIG Show

Did Steelers GM Omar Khan make a massive error in judgment? One year ago today, the Pittsburgh Steelers pulled off a blockbuster trade sending Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Miami Dolphins for cornerback Jalen Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith. Today, we look at the brutal dead cap reality ($10.73 million) and ask who actually won this trade.

Plus, we break down ESPN analyst Seth Walder’s middling offseason grade for Pittsburgh, slamming the $24 million Michael Pittman Jr. salary and the $22.5 million Aaron Rodgers contract. Why did the front office bypass cheap, younger options like Wan’Dale Robinson ($17.5 million) to hand out massive money?

We also cover the latest quick hits, including Terrion Arnold’s legal chaos following his release from the Detroit Lions, Rico Dowdle’s historic quest to become the first NFL player to post three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons with three different teams, and why 5th-round fullback Riley Nowakowski is about to steal Connor Heyward’s job.

Finally, Big B and Big G go head-to-head on the single worst drop-off in Pittsburgh Steelers history. Is it Le’Veon Bell sitting out in his prime, or Chase Claypool’s historic locker room collapse? Let us know in the comments!

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