Devin Bush agreed to terms with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a four-year, $18,871,765 contract that included a $11,744,920 signing bonus, $18,871,765 guaranteed, and an average yearly salary of $4,717,941. Bush's basic salary in 2021 will be $2,210,615, with a cap hit of $5,146,845 and a dead cap value of $11,151,498. The final year of his contract is scheduled to be paid in 2026. Bush was drafted by the Steelers with their first pick in the 2019 NFL draft. At the time of the draft, several analysts projected him to go early in the second round. In fact, some teams were even considering trading up in order to select him. He played only one season at Boise State before being drafted by the Steelers. During that season, he recorded 51 tackles and five interceptions. The last three seasons of his college career were spent at Miami (Ohio). There, he started every game during that period and made at least 10 tackles in each of those seasons. He also had two sacks at Miami (Ohio). After his rookie season, Bush entered training camp looking likely to win the starting job over veterans Ryan Connelly and Steven Nelson. However, after an injury to Connolly, he ended up playing all 16 games this past season. Bush finished the year with 57 tackles and four interceptions. He also forced two fumbles.