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One year after the signing of his long-term contract, Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown changed his contract Wednesday, allowing Pittsburgh in order to be below their salary caps.

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Brown decreased his salary for 2013 from .5 million to 0.000 with the remaining money being converted into a signing bonus according to the report by Pro Football Talk. By converting Brown's base salary into a signing bonus the Steelers can divide his cost over the rest of Brown's contract. This reduces his salary cap in 2013. According to the report the agreement will save Pittsburgh .08 million next season, a considerable number for a team that began in the offseason with a total of million over the salary cap.

Brown is the latest Steeler to restructure as Linebacker Lawrence Timmons reworked his deal on Tuesday. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is also reportedly planning to modify his contract to increase more salary cap space. Thanks to several high-priced veterans, the Steelers are currently in one of the most difficult salary cap scenarios in the Madden NFL 23.

According to the current situation, Roethlisberger, LaMarr Woodley, Troy Polamalu, James Harrison and Ike Taylor are set to account for over half the 2013 salary cap. These contracts, along with the high salaries of handful of veterans, leave Pittsburgh with a slender room in its salary cap to even out its roster yet they aren't even able to attract or keep free agents.

Restructuring Brown and other players will assist Pittsburgh get under the salary cap for 2013 by madden 23 coins buy the deadline of March 12. but may not allow Pittsburgh with enough space to operate in free agency. Other than Brown, Timmons and Roethlisberger, the Steelers could also attempt to rework or even release James Harrison, Ryan Clark and Brett Keisel.