By Andrew Gould Trevon Mason didn’t enjoy a long career with the Pittsburgh Steelers. On Tuesday, less than three weeks after signing him as an undrafted free agent, the Steelers officially released the defensive tackle. Mason, who also worked out for the New York Jets, earned a spot on the Steelers during rookie minicamp tryouts. He recorded 106 tackles and 3.5 sacks during 26 career games with the Arizona Wildcats after transferring from Navarro Community College. After briefly giving Mason an opportunity, the Steelers will stick with their defensive line led by Tyson Alualu, Cam Heyward, an…