The Pittsburgh Steelers of the last 19 seasons are no more. That, of course, is because long-time head coach Mike Tomlin elected it was time to hang up his clipboard after the 2025 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may have made a mistake sending wide receiver George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys via trade ahead of the 2025 NFL season. It seemed like Pittsburgh’s offense was about to be lethal, with Pickens on one side and DK Metcalf on the other.
Mike McCarthy is the franchise's new head coach and offensive play-caller, which is a major change after Mike Tomlin stepped down as the head coach after 19 seasons.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are stuck in quarterback purgatory. Many analysts say that their best option for the position in 2026 is 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers coming off of a steep physical decline.
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DK Metcalf’s 2025 season was disappointing. When the Pittsburgh Steelers traded their second and seventh-round picks for Metcalf, they were expecting to get a wide receiver with elite potential.
The Pittsburgh Steelers continue to figure out the plans for the roster as the offseason begins, with plenty of important decisions set to be made before the free agency period opens in March.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, a team that is known for their stability historically, will be searching for a more stable roster construction in 2026. There has been a lot of turnover in recent years roster-wise, but now, almost the entire coaching staff is brand new to the team.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have already gone through a ton of changes during the 2026 offseason, but the fan base should also be prepared for some significant turnover on the roster.
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 are entering yet another offseason with some major questions at the quarterback position. That is arguably the most important position in all of sports, and the franchise's strategy over the last several seasons is not sustainable.
The Steelers are still stuck in purgatory when it comes to the quarterback position, and the franchise doesn't seem to be in a good spot to find a starting-caliber quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have built their coaching staff, and they are close to having the quarterback position solved following the latest development with Aaron Rodgers.
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.
For the second consecutive offseason, the quarterback-needy Pittsburgh Steelers are seemingly waiting for Aaron Rodgers to make his decision. A return seems unlikely, but if it does happen, one analyst advises the team to pair him with New Orleans Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler.
Recently hired Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy was Rodgers' head coach when the two were with the Green Bay Packers from 2006 through much of the 2018 campaign.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers made the decision to draft Will Howard in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, many pundits viewed it as a great value pick for a team in need of a quarterback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to go through a period of player turnover not seen in a long time due to their turnover at the head coaching position.
There are a lot of questions surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers and the future at the quarterback position. Ben Roethlisberger hung up his cleats after the 2021 campaign, and nothing has been consistent since.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering a make-or-break offseason for several key players. As the Steelers moves into a brand new chapter, the organization has to make tough decisions.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' 2025 Team MVP Kenneth Gainwell happened to be a backup running back on a one-year deal, and he could easily test the waters of free agency.
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.