The Pittsburgh Steelers played in one of the most exciting international games of the NFL season last year. The organization traveled to Dublin, Ireland, the homeland of the Rooney Family, and had a magical weekend.
The Pittsburgh Steelers really have all sorts of different directions they can go now that Mike McCarthy is at the helm. It came as a shock that Mike Tomlin would be walking away at the age of 53, but that is exactly what happened.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to be one of the teams to watch during the 2026 NFL Draft. As of right now, the organization is projected to have 12 selections in the event, with four of those picks coming within the top 100 selections.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering the next phase of what has already been a hectic 2026 offseason. The NFL Combine is set to start in the coming days, and the Steelers have plenty of roster positions of need ahead of the 2026 regular season.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Pittsburgh Steelers come into the 2026 NFL season with QB drama similar to 2025. The team is living out a Groundhog Day scenario, awaiting their veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers' career decision.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are not a team that the league makes travel overseas often, but it does happen. The franchise hosted a game in Dublin, Ireland, during the 2025 season, and the event was seen as a massive success as Pittsburgh returned to the states with a victory.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have some important personnel decisions to make during the 2026 offseason. Defensively, there has been talk of trimming the payroll and releasing some of the veterans on that side of the ball.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will have some interesting choices to make on certain players when free agency begins on March 11th. There are certainly players that the team will want to keep, while others will be allowed to test the market.
For the third straight season, the Pittsburgh Steelers went 10-7, earning a playoff appearance and losing in the wild-card round. Despite a solid year, the team parted ways with head coach Mike Tomlin, hiring Mike McCarthy as his replacement.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a lot of big decisions that they have to make in the near future. However, General Manager Omar Khan and new Head Coach Mike
The Pittsburgh Steelers are well aware of the improvements they need to make on defense. With holes in the secondary and a need to add depth across multiple positions, the new coaching staff and general manager Omar Khan are evaluating all options at the 2026 NFL Draft Combine.
As time goes on, the Pittsburgh Steelers have continued to receive added pressure when it comes to whether or not they will retain some of their key upcoming free agents.
The NFL Scouting Combine always reshuffles draft boards, but if you want to take a pre‑Combine swing at what the Steelers might do with the 21st overall pick of the upcoming NFL Draft, one place to start is with Pro Football Focus’s (PFF) 2026 Big Board.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers became a free agent when the Jets released him last March, but finding his next team was a slow process. Retirement was a legitimate option before the future Hall of Famer caught on with the Steelers in the first week of June.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a major decision to make regarding their tight end room for the 2026 season. After acquiring Jonnu Smith last season and pairing him with Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington, the idea was to have a trio of dynamic tight ends to push the offense forward.
Steelers GM Omar Khan wasn’t sure whether LT Broderick Jones would be healthy for the start of training camp when asked at the Combine on Tuesday, per Ray Fittipaldo.
As we look back one year later, the opening night of the 2025 NFL Draft stands out as a defining checkpoint in the Steelers’ evolving identity under Omar Khan.