The Pittsburgh Steelers have a lot to work through in the 2026 offseason. They tried to load the team up with aging veterans in 2025, and with how that didn't pan out, there is a strong likelihood of another large retool in an attempt to bring in younger, faster guys and build for the future.
The Pittsburgh Steelers ushered in their first coach in nearly two decades on Tuesday afternoon at Acrisure Stadium. The organization named Mike McCarthy as their lead man in a press conference, just their fourth coach in nearly 60 years.
The Pittsburgh Steelers once again find themselves in quarterback purgatory. No real direction for the future and no "sure thing" top options to pull them out of it.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering a pivotal 2026 offseason. Significant changes have already occurred as the organization welcomes in nearly an entirely new coaching staff, led by new head coach, Mike McCarthy.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been stuck in the same spot as a franchise for the last several years, and that has really been the case ever since the retirement of Ben Roethlisberger following the 2021 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers didn't get into the Mike McCarthy sweepstakes on their own accord. It was Mike Tomlin's bombshell decision that sent owner Art Rooney and GM Omar Khan into the first head coaching search in nearly two decades in Pittsburgh.
Despite winning the AFC North and earning a playoff appearance, the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2025 season ended in disappointment. They lost at home to the Houston Texans in the wild-card round.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' offseason has officially begun now that the Super Bowl has been played. The Seattle Seahawks won convincingly and are one of the better stories in the NFL.
In exactly a month, the Pittsburgh Steelers will be in the weeds of NFL free agency. With plenty of cap space, a new coaching staff, and tons of roster decisions to be made, it could be one of the wildest weeks we have seen in a Steelers' offseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will have a tough decision to make when it comes to their running back corps for the 2026 season. With Jaylen Warren under an expensive contract due to him being the presumed top back for 2025, it makes it tough to see the Steelers retaining him and re-signing breakout running back Kenneth Gainwell.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been in disarray offensively ever since Ben Roethlisberger hung up his cleats. At one point, some Steelers fans actually believed Mason Rudolph could be his heir apparent.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and General Manager Omar Khan have several positions of need they must address as they work to bounce back following a first-round playoff loss yet again.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been a part of some of the biggest news stories of the 2026 offseason thus far -- mainly involving former head coach Mike Tomlin stepping down following the 2025 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have gone through a lot of change over the last several weeks since their 2025 season came to an end. New head coach Mike McCarthy has been diligently working to round out his staff.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the midst of figuring out their quarterback situation, and have plenty of talking heads trying to play general manager and make the call for them.
Since the season ended, there has been more buzz that the Steelers want QB Aaron Rodgers to return and play under former HC Mike McCarthy in 2026. Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reiterated this thought, saying they definitely want Rodgers to return for another year.
The Steelers entered last offseason in a familiar place—staring directly at the same problems that had defined the franchise for years, only now with the weight of another postseason failure pressing down on every decision.