The Pittsburgh Steelers need help with their kick return game, and their first choice to try and fix it may be in-house. As the team prepares for training camp, there are several questions surrounding the roster, with who the return man is going to be being one of the most overlooked on the list.
The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the 2025 training camp with a new quarterback, a retooled offense, and a roster brimming with both promise and uncertainty.
Cordarrelle Patterson is one of the most talented do-it-all weapons in terms of catching the ball and more that this generation has seen, but he does not have a large role with his current team.
How many of the 32 NFL head coaches to at the start of the 2025-26 season can you name in five minutes?
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a lot of offseason moves that have significantly reshaped their roster heading into the upcoming season. With so many new additions and large departures, it’s easy for some returning players to fly under the radar.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had an inconsistent season when it came to special teams last season. They scored a punt return touchdown via now top receiver option Calvin Austin during their Monday Night Football win over the Giants, but also struggled mightily at other times.
Despite being one of the best returners of his generation, Pittsburgh Steelers do-everything option Cordarrelle Patterson could be one-and-done with the black and gold.
The veteran offensive weapon still remains on Pittsburgh’s roster, but it’s seeming increasingly likely that he won’t be sticking around for Week 1.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had a lot of issues that became visible during the 2024 season. At the end of the campaign, things collapsed for Pittsburgh, but the Steelers were especially bad throughout the season when it came to returning kickoffs.
Steel City Underground presents our 2024 Steelers Recall: a look back at Pittsburgh Steelers games and storylines from last season. The Pittsburgh Steelers would finally play their home opener in Week 3 of the NFL season, as they hosted a new and improved Los Angeles Chargers team who came to town boasting an identical 2-0 record.
Most of the 2025 offseason for the Pittsburgh Steelers has centered around the quarterback and wide receiver positions. One of the areas of the depth chart that has not been discussed nearly enough is the running back position.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a lot of changes on the offensive side of the ball this offseason. Both quarterbacks that started games for the Steelers during the 2024 campaign are now with teams in New York (Russell Wilson and Justin Fields), while former starting running back Najee Harris has moved on to the Los Angeles Chargers.
With Cordarrelle Patterson slotted to be the fourth running back on the team's depth chart, it's not only possible that the front office decides to release him, but he could also ask to be let go so he can find another opportunity elsewhere.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to fill quite a few holes in the 2025 NFL Draft. They have pressing needs like defensive tackle and quarterback stability, and with all the running backs they have interviewed, it seems like they believe that is a need as well.
The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in veteran return man Cordarrelle Patterson on a two-year, $6 million deal ahead of the 2024 season. This move was made within hours of the NFL announcing a major change to its kickoff rules, signaling the team’s intent to capitalize on Patterson’s elite return skills.
The Pittsburgh Steelers brought numerous new faces to the organization during the 2024 NFL offseason. When the Steelers hired Arthur Smith to be the team's new offensive coordinator, many assumed that he would attempt to bring along some of his favorite players from the years he had spent with the Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been trying to reshape their roster throughout the 2025 offseason, and that has come with a lot of moves.
Cordarrelle Patterson had a petty reason to be upset with the Pittsburgh Steelers and their social media team. Patterson celebrated his 34th birthday on Monday, but he felt the Steelers could have done a little bit more to recognize that.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made significant use of backup running back and kickoff return Cordarrelle Patterson in the 2024 season, and while Patterson is
The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to be aggressive during the 2025 offseason, and to do that the organization needs to make moves to free up some cap space.
The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered their first loss of the season in true heartbreaking fashion, with a failed shotgun snap halting a potential game-tying drive late in the fourth quarter of what became a 27-24 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
The Pittsburgh Steelers could roll out dangerous veteran return man Cordarrelle Patterson in a number of capacities this fall.
He was brought to Pittsburgh to primarily be its X-factor on special teams, and he believes the rules could play in his new team's favor.
Newly signed Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver/running back and kickoff return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson will indeed wear No. 84 after asking about three other numbers.
Newly signed Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver/running back and kickoff return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson asked fans on X on Tuesday night if he should wear No.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are not wasting any time in trying to take advantage of the NFL's new kickoff rules.
Atlanta Falcons return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson is enjoying his "new" position on the team depth chart.
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