The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the middle of a nasty contract situation, and it's even worse with the fact that they refuse to negotiate once they kick off the season opener.
The Pittsburgh Steelers kept filling out their practice squad on Tuesday, and one of the names that jumped out was former New England Patriots fifth-round pick Bradyn Swinson.
As shared by ESPN's Brooke Pryor, Porter was asked on Tuesday afternoon whether he would play against the Falcons if he doesn't have a signed extension in hand.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have allowed their contract dispute with Joey Porter Jr. to become the most frustrating unresolved issue surrounding the team. Pittsburgh has fewer than two weeks to find common ground before a self-imposed deadline eliminates any realistic chance of an extension until after the season.
One of the more surprising moves by the Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t involve their recent trades. Instead, it was the release of a well-liked linebacker.
The Pittsburgh Steelers finalized the 53-man roster for the 2026 season on Sunday, and in order to trim the roster down the front office had to make some difficult decisions.
The Pittsburgh Steelers continued adding to their practice squad as they move towards Week 1 of the 2026 regular season. After roster cutdown day, the Steelers signed 13 players to their practice squad.
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced they signed OLB Bradyn Swinson, DB Car’lin Vigers and WR Brandon Johnson to the practice squad. Pittsburgh’s practice
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are 12 days away from kicking off their season when they host the Atlanta Falcons. After roster cutdowns, the Steelers still have a few questions to answer.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are finally about ready to kick off this new era as Head Coach Mike McCarthy will work his first-ever regular season NFL game as a member of this organization.
The Pittsburgh Steelers spent August asking whether one late-round rookie could do enough different things to justify a roster spot. That question has already been answered.
The Pittsburgh Steelers decided to carry all four quarterbacks from their 90-man roster to their initial 53-man roster. But according to Adam Schefter of ESPN, there was a time when that may not have happened.
The Pittsburgh Steelers must decide whether patience or experience offers the best path at right tackle. First-round rookie Max Iheanachor made his preseason debut in Thursday's 28-27 loss to the Buffalo Bills after an injury erased most of his preseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers decided to keep four quarterbacks and four inside linebackers. Most years, those two positions don't correlate, but this year, they do - and Pittsburgh's decision looks even worse with other NFL news popping up.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made an unusual call when they finalized their initial 53-man roster, keeping all four quarterbacks they carried through the preseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers traditionally pause contract talks with players once a regular season gets underway. Will that continue amid Porter Jr.'s saga?
The Pittsburgh Steelers have their initial 53-man roster for the 2026 season, but getting there involved a few more twists than the usual end-of-preseason roster trimming.