Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Javon Hargrave during a game against the Buffalo Bills on Dec. 16, 2019. -- Ed Thompson / Steelers Now. The Pittsburgh Steelers have missed ou

The San Francisco 49ers are moving on from former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Javon Hargrave, making the 32-year-old available to sign with another team on the start of the new league year. Hargrave spent the first four years of his NFL career with the Steelers,

The Pittsburgh Steelers would reportedly love to reunite with former defensive tackle Javon Hargrave in free agency.

The Minnesota Vikings are signing former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Javon Hargrave. The San Francisco 49ers cut Hargrave, and after the Steelers cut Larry Ogunjobi, they now need two defensi

With a need on the interior of the defensive line, the Pittsburgh Steelers could reunite with an old flame who now has a clean bill of health. Per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, teams have been notified that defensive tackle Javon Hargrave,

Hargrave spent the first four years of his NFL career with the Steelers, playing in 63 games, including 52 starts.

The Minnesota Vikings are intending on signing two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Javon Hargrave of the San Francisco 49ers once he is released by the team on Wednesday.

The Minnesota Vikings did not pay big money to keep Sam Darnold at the start of the 2025 NFL free agent negotiating period, but that doesn't mean the NFC North contender is standing pat to open the offseason.

Hargrave has been in the league for a while, as he was drafted in the third round of the 2016 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He spent his first four seasons in Pittsburgh,

Hargrave carved himself out a strong career with the Eagles and 49ers after getting his start in Pittsburgh, but after missing all but three games in 2024, San Francisco has designated him for release on the first day of the new league year.

The top defensive tackle options for the Pittsburgh Steelers are dwindling in a hurry. In the first hour of free agency, Javon Kinlaw and Milton Williams are off the board. Other second-tier options, such as D.J. Jones, Adam Butler, and B.J. Hill, all re-signed with their teams.