The Pittsburgh Steelers have finalized a four-year contract for edge rusher Nick Herbig, valued at $100 million, prompting speculation about the future of their current outside linebackers, T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith. With this significant investment in Herbig, the Steelers may consider trading one of their star players to optimize their roster. Several teams could be potential trade partners, including the Chicago Bears, who are looking to strengthen their defense alongside an emerging offense. The Detroit Lions also seek an edge rusher to complement Aidan Hutchinson as they aim for a Super Bowl run. The New England Patriots, fresh off a significant trade for A.J. Brown, are in need of edge rusher help, while the San Francisco 49ers, facing injuries in their lineup, may benefit from acquiring either Watt or Highsmith. Lastly, the Dallas Cowboys could explore a deal to enhance their defense as they seek to support Dak Prescott in his final career stretch. The Steelers' decision will significantly impact their defensive strategy moving forward.