The Pittsburgh Steelers may be focused on the upcoming NFL Draft, but there are still trade rumors swirling about some of their own players. Those players could be used to get a higher pick now, or even accrue more draft capital for the 2027 class when they are expected to go all in on a quarterback.
Everyone wants to know what the Pittsburgh Steelers are going to do with the 21st pick in the draft, and rightfully so. But it’s a 53-man roster, and what you do in the midrounds can largely determine the health of your roster and the future of your team.
The Pittsburgh Steelers weren't coy about their top-30 visit with USC's Makai Lemon, one of the top wide receiver prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft. While
ESPN’s Adam Schefter has new news on the recovery of Steelers starting left tackle Broderick Jones, and it could throw a wrench in their plans ahead of Thursday’s NFL Draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are putting the finishing touches on draft preparation as the 2026 NFL Draft is just three days away from tipping off. The event is going to be exciting as it is being hosted in Pittsburgh, and to add some more excitement to that, Pittsburgh has 12 selections in the event.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are currently awaiting the final decision from quarterback Aaron Rodgers on whether or not he is returning. According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, Rodgers is not expected to attend the Steelers’ mini-camp on Monday and second-year QB Will Howard is expected to throw instead.
The NFL Draft is just days away, and it is not any more clear what the Pittsburgh Steelers plan to do in the first round than it was when it was announced that they would be picking with the No.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have wanted Aaron Rodgers back since the season ended, yet he still hasn’t returned. In light of some recent comments from Art Rooney, the Steelers may have to think long and hard about what they do in the NFL Draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft. With this draft being hosted by the Steel City for the first time in NFL history, the excitement around the area continues to reach an all-time high.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are stuck in the exact same situation they were in last year: waiting for Aaron Rodgers to announce his decision to either sign a one-year deal or retire.
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 the entire football world focused on them as this new era kicks off for the 2026 season. With the 2026 NFL Draft set to be hosted in Pittsburgh, the stage is built for a potentially franchise-shifting weekend.
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams and others are proving that age is just a number. The 49ers signed Williams, who turns 38 on July 19, to a two-year, $50M contract extension on Monday.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming up on the 2026 NFL Draft, and the team currently holds the 21st overall selection in the event. Pittsburgh has 12 picks in total, with four of those picks landing on Day 2.
The Pittsburgh Steelers should issue an ultimatum to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who, according to multiple national reports, still has not decided whether he will play for the team this season.
Aaron Rodgers could be part of the plan at quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the franchise appears likely to enter the 2026 NFL Draft on Thursday without a strong indication of whether the 42-year-old plans to play next season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have already been fairly active throughout the 2026 offseason, and there is a chance that more major moves could be made by the organization.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Steelers LT Broderick Jones suffered a setback in his recovery from the neck injury he suffered last season, and he’s expected to be examined this week to determine if he will be ready for training camp and/or Week 1.
The NFL Draft traditionally features teams not only jockeying for position on the board but making trade offers on future picks as well as current players on other teams’ rosters.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have not heard anything from Aaron Rodgers, and do not anticipate hearing anything from Rodgers before the 2026 NFL Draft. Their first expected timeline is set to bypass without a decision, which forces changes to the roster.
Charles Robinson of Yahoo! Sports reports that the Steelers will likely take trade calls for linebackers Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig as the draft approaches.
The Steelers presently boast an enviable trio of pass rushers in T.J. Watt , Alex Highsmith , and Nick Herbig . Although GM Omar Khan recently said “you can’t ever have enough” pass rushers, rival clubs apparently believe Pittsburgh is willing to deal from that perceived surplus, as Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports details.