The Pittsburgh Steelers are a franchise built through the NFL Draft. That's what led them to four Super Bowls in the 1970s and two more in the 2000s. Going back through the Steelers' history, the organization is littered with impactful first-round picks.
We are approaching the homestretch of preparations for the NFL Draft. While the city of Pittsburgh prepares to welcome potentially over a million visitors for the marquee event, the host franchise is busy at work.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a lot of decisions to make in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. The organization has a strong unit on defense, specifically with its edge rushers in TJ Watt, Alex Highsmith, and Nick Herbig.
It would come off as a serious shock if the Pittsburgh Steelers didn't have Aaron Rodgers under center once the 2026 regular season kicked off. He may be taking his time on officially committing yet again, but the moves made by the organization have fully suggested that the expectation is for the four-time MVP to return.
The AP has awarded its Defensive Player of the Year Award to the NFL's most outstanding defender since 1971. How many of the NFL DPOYs can you name in six minutes?
Predicting what the Pittsburgh Steelers' draft board looks like is akin to predicting the future. You might be right, but it's still a guess. The Steelers have a different way of evaluating prospects than most teams, making their 2026 NFL Draft plans nearly impossible to forecast.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
The NFL Draft is next week, and the league is buzzing with rumors, gossip, and hearsay about where the top prospects in the class will go. But what’s often forgotten about in the lead-up to the draft is that the weekend can often spur some of the biggest trades of the year.
The Pittsburgh Steelers changed the trajectory of the organization back in 2004 when the franchise selected Ben Roethlisberger with the 11th overall pick in the NFL Draft.
The Steelers have completely switched away from their typical, defensively focused coaches to one who prioritizes scoring points.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are getting ready for the 2026 NFL Draft, which will be hosted right in the Steel City. General Manager Omar Khan and his staff have met with a variety of prospects for Top 30 visits, and there's a ton of speculation about how they'll tackle this draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers did a lot this offseason. They made sure to fill needs everywhere they had them, adding a new wide receiver, left guard and running back.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to build up a great team that can help a young quarterback thrive for the future. General Manager Omar Khan has 12 picks to play with, and he has an infinite number of options to utilize one them.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been active throughout this offseason, especially with their free agent acquisitions. Now, the team is gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft, where they have a stockpile of a dozen picks.
Chances are, the Pittsburgh Steelers aren't trying to pull off a trade for Dexter Lawrence. The New York Giants defensive tackle probably has a price tag too high for Pittsburgh, leaving him an option for others, but not for the Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to 1–1 on the 2025 season following a 31–17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in their home opener at Acrisure Stadium, and the performance raised significant concerns across all three phases.
Warren only had Tomlin as an NFL head coach during the RB's pro career, which began when he signed with the Steelers as an undrafted free agent in 2022.
The Pittsburgh Steelers continue to kick the can on one of the team's biggest and best problems. With T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith, Nick Herbig, and Jack Sawyer on the roster, the organization has one of the best edge rusher rooms in the division, and frankly, the entire NFL.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have hosted a variety of players for Top 30 visits over the past few weeks ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, which featured several at positions of need, like wide receiver, offensive line, and safety.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have undergone some major changes for the first time in a long time. Former head coach Mike Tomlin stepped down from his role after the Steelers were eliminated in the Wild Card Round of the postseason, and the organization then hired Mike McCarthy after a thorough coaching search.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been caught up in a quarterback debacle once again throughout the 2026 offseason. Pittsburgh is still waiting for Aaron Rodgers, but it's rumored that he will more than likely be back.
As the Pittsburgh Steelers gear up for the 2026 NFL Draft, they have some tough decisions to make. Outside linebacker Nick Herbig is likely seeking a contract extension and is expected to want starter-level money, and rightfully so.
The Pittsburgh Steelers could have their eyes set on the wide receiver position in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The franchise has the 21st overall pick in the event, and there should be some decent wide receivers on the board for the Steelers to consider by the time they are on the clock.
Aaron Rodgers remains a mystery in the NFL offseason. His future with the Pittsburgh Steelers and in the NFL, for that matter, has largely been uncertain since the AFC North franchise was eliminated by the Houston Texans in the playoffs.
The Steelers had a policy of not negotiating contracts during the season well before general manager Omar Khan took on his current role. Khan has continued that organizational practice while at the helm.
With the NFL Draft just around the corner, the Pittsburgh Steelers still don't know whether Rodgers will be their quarterback next season.
It sounds like fans aren't the only ones growing tired of Rodgers' annual drama.
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