As the Pittsburgh Steelers look to put the finishing touches on their defense, they could look to bring in a big name who hasn't stepped on the field in over a year.
Exactly one year ago today, Aaron Rodgers quietly arrived in Pittsburgh to finalize what would become one of the most closely watched quarterback moves of the 2025 offseason.
After reportedly agreeing to terms with former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Brock Hoffman towards the beginning of the legal tampering period, it appears the Pittsburgh Steelers have finally sealed the deal.
The Steelers saw a good chunk of their offensive line depth hit the free agent market earlier this month. According to Steelers beat writer Mark Kaboly, Pittsburgh restocked that depth a bit by signing interior offensive lineman Brock Hoffman to a one-year contract.
For the first time in 19 seasons, Mike Tomlin will not be coaching the Pittsburgh Steelers. Instead, Mike McCarthy, who was previously the head coach of quarterback Aaron Rodgers with the Green Bay Packers, will take over.
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.
The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in an intriguing name for their latest pre-draft visit, as Texas Tech inside linebacker arrived at UPMC Rooney Sports Complex for a meeting with the organization.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering a new era under Head Coach Mike McCarthy. As the team navigates free agency, they are working to evaluate and reshape their roster.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering a really uncertain time with Mike McCarthy as their head coach. This is uncharted territory for Pittsburgh, as McCarthy is only their fourth head coach since the 1969 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced they signed C Ryan McCollum to a one-year extension on Friday. McCollum, 28, went undrafted out of Texas A&M in 2021 before catching on with the Texans.
PITTSBURGH — A recent report circling around the internet about one of the greatest Pittsburgh Steelers ever has proven to be false, much to the relief of all of Steelers Nation.
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 are making their final preparations while the city prepares to host the 2026 NFL Draft. It's an incredible opportunity for the city, but the Steelers' honor also comes with some unintended issues.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have their sights set on a Super Bowl as they have had yet another exciting free agency period. The team has added notable acquisitions, such as Michael Pittman Jr., Jamel Dean, and Rico Dowdle.
The Pittsburgh Steelers enter a new era after their head coach of last season, Mike Tomlin, decided to step down from the job. The team hired former Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys head coach, Mike McCarthy.
The Pittsburgh Steelers experienced a nice run when running back Le’Veon Bell was in the Steel City. Bell was on track to be one of the greatest running backs ever, arguably, at least in Pittsburgh, that was certainly how he was being viewed by fans and analysts alike.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a weird spot at quarterback as the organization continues to wait on a decision from four-time league MVP, Aaron Rodgers.
Concern swept through the football world on Friday regarding Pittsburgh Steelers legend “Mean” Joe Greene. In a turn of events for this particular case, it was thankfully all based on misinformation.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made significant upgrades on both sides of the football so far this offseason. That includes the team's skill positions, with the acquisitions of Michael Pittman Jr., Jamel Dean, Rico Dowdle, and Jaquan Brisker.
It was previously reported that Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins could wait "through the offseason" to make a final call about his plans for the 2026 campaign.
Running back Boston Scott spent almost two full seasons out of football after the Steelers waived him with an injury settlement in September 2024. Set to turn 31 in April, Scott announced his retirement on X on Wednesday.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have long prided themselves on building through the NFL Draft – a philosophy initially ingrained during the Chuck Noll era – that
Cameron Heyward was able to share an NFL locker room with his brother and tight end/fullback Connor Heyward from the time Pittsburgh made Connor a sixth-round draft pick in 2022 through this past January.