The Pittsburgh Steelers have one of the most dominant edge rushing groups in the entire NFL. A trio of TJ Watt, Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig is as scary as they come.
After the Pittsburgh Steelers won the AFC North title in 2025, the excitement was quickly squashed by yet another pathetic performance in the playoffs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in a state of uncertainty at the quarterback position heading into the 2026 NFL season, with future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers yet to commit to returning.
The Pittsburgh Steelers still have no idea what the future holds at the quarterback position for the franchise. Leaving that out of the equation, General
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Darius Slay has hung up his cleats for the last time, announcing his retirement from the National Football League.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made it clear they're willing to wait on their starting quarterback from last year, Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers was an effective veteran signal-caller last season, leading Pittsburgh to an AFC North title and a playoff berth.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been figuring out what the roster will look like for the 2026 NFL season. However, one question remains uncertain: will Aaron Rodgers return as the team’s quarterback?
PITTSBURGH — The next name added to the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback room might be an unlikely name. The Steelers have two quarterbacks under contract currently for the 2026 season: Mason Rudolph and Will Howard.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are probably done with their notable big moves for the 2026 offseason. However, the rest of the NFL is still moving at full speed.
Multiple reports recently indicated that the Pittsburgh Steelers were handling personnel decisions in the early days of the new league year as if they knew for sure that Rodgers would be their starting quarterback for the 2026 season. It appears that isn't the case.
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 an active team in free agency thus far, especially for their standards. The Black and Gold have addressed concerns at major positions of need like their receivers, running back depth, and the secondary.
What if the Pittsburgh Steelers trade up in the 2026 NFL Draft, who are they going to get? Many people would toss positions out there like quarterback, wide receiver or maybe even someone like Caleb Downs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers running game hasn’t lived up to expectations for a few seasons now. The team has been searching for ways to fix it, and in the 2025 season, they were fortunate with the emergence of running back Kenneth Gainwell.
It has been a tough battle for the Pittsburgh Steelers when it comes to putting two wide receivers on the field at the same time who can both cause headaches for an opposing defense.
After spending his first six seasons in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts, wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. is starting to get used to a new environment. He was traded by the Colts to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the offseason, putting him in a situation where he could catch passes from four-time NFL Most Valuable Player Aaron Rodgers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers hope to bolster their roster in the 2026 NFL Draft. NFL Draft insider Mel Kiper Jr. thinks that Pittsburgh will go with an offensive lineman with the 21st overall pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have addressed several critical roster needs as the new league year gets going. With free agent additions at running back, safety, defensive line and cornerback, the team has improved their roster in a hurry.
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson and right guard Mason McCormick were two players to receive a cut of more than $542 million handed out on behalf of the Performance-Based Pay Program.
With the free agency frenzy calming and the 2026 NFL Draft on the horizon, a look at selections over the last decade (since 2015) in Pittsburgh Steelers history felt appropriate.