After the Pittsburgh Steelers used the No. 17 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft on former Georgia LB Jarvis Jones, the ex-Bulldog failed to live up to expectations.

In four professional seasons, Jones has 128 tackles, six sacks, four forced fumbles and two interceptions — not exactly what the Steelers had in mind for a first-round pick.

Now, Jones is heading to the Arizona Cardinals, as ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported on Tuesday, where he’ll try to resurrect his career in the desert:

OLB Jarvis Jones’ deal with Arizona is for one year. Steelers showed mild interest in him returning but no major push. Former first-round pick gets his fresh start. The Steelers have Arthur Moats and Anthony Chickillo at the rotational pass-rush spots but could add another.

Jones can learn from current Cardinal Markus Golden, a fellow former SEC star. The ex-Mizzou pass rusher had 12.5 sacks for Arizona in 2016 and has 16.5 total sacks in his two-year NFL career.