PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers moved on from former third-round draft pick Kaleb Johnson before the regular season began. After an uninspiring performance in training camp and the preseason, the team decided to cut ties with the second-year running back.
DK Metcalf scored against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 3. The rest of his line tells fantasy managers more about the rematch. He finished with three catches for 31 yards on five targets, even as the Pittsburgh Steelers scored 30 points.
The Pittsburgh Steelers did nothing at the NFL trade deadline. That wasn't the goal, but it's how it ended, and they didn't look good because of it. Going into the deadline, the Steelers had two positions they were targeting: wide receiver and cornerback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers did not make a trade during the final days before the 2026 NFL Trade Deadline. General Manager Omar Khan made it clear that he did not want to give up any of his premier picks, and he couldn't find a good deal where he would give up late-round selections.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Pittsburgh Steelers let the trade deadline pass without adding another cornerback, leaving Omar Khan's evaluation of the secondary open to plenty of debate.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have done a great job of navigating through injuries to get themselves to a 6-2 record and have a chance to sit in the driver's seat in the AFC North division with a win this Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially moved past the NFL trade deadline, and General Manager Omar Khan decided against making a move to bring another offensive weapon to Aaron Rodgers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' general manager, Omar Khan, had plenty of fans hopeful he would make a move at the NFL trade deadline. Even former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger believed Aaron Rodgers could have used another weapon, especially with the injuries Pittsburgh has dealt with at wide receiver.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were very quiet during the 2026 trade deadline, and the fans overall are not too happy with them. They were rumored to be interested in numerous players, especially at wide receiver, but in the end, they weren't willing to pay up for anyone.
The Pittsburgh Steelers saw the NFL trade deadline come and go at 4:00 p.m. EST on Tuesday and did not make a move. Despite the possibility of adding a wide receiver with Roman Wilson and Michael Pittman Jr. being out for several weeks prior to the deadline, General Manager Omar Khan did not make a move.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are back from their bye week, and their attention now turns to a big AFC North showdown. They hit the road this week for a trip to Cincinnati, and the winner takes control of the division for at least one week.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had an opportunity to add another weapon to their offense before Tuesday’s trade deadline, but the front office ultimately allowed the afternoon to pass without bringing in a wide receiver.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have stayed quiet at the NFL trade deadline to this point. Maybe they'll stay quiet the entire time, not adding a name via trade and moving into the back half of their schedule without an addition.
The NFL trade deadline came and went at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, and the Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t do anything. There was plenty of buzz around Pittsburgh adding talent for a big playoff push.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have finally gotten something that they haven't had in years: a true offensive identity. This is a team that will jam the football down the throats of the defense, knowing that they can't do anything about it.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were supposed to go for it ahead of the 2026 NFL trade deadline. With quarterback Aaron Rodgers bidding farewell to the NFL after this season, plus a Super Bowl-caliber defense, it should have been enough to compel general manager Omar Khan to go get that missing piece.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were expected to be one of the busier teams at the trade deadline. However, so far, that hasn't been the case for general manager Omar Khan.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming out of their bye week and heading into their second consecutive AFC North showdown with first place on the line. After crushing the Cleveland Browns in Week 8, the Steelers have their sights set on the Cincinnati Bengals as they try to hold on to their early lead in the division.
The Pittsburgh Steelers already have one victory over Cincinnati this season, but that doesn't mean their defense has figured out its quarterback. The first meeting ended with Pittsburgh celebrating and the opposing passer looking like he'd spent most of the afternoon solving the right answers anyway.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent a month waiting for an expensive piece of their passing attack to get back to work. Finally, there's movement, a recent workout and a head coach sounding more encouraged.
Following Bill Cowher's retirement at the end of the 2006 season, the Pittsburgh Steelers hired former Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Mike Tomlin.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have only hours left before the 2026 NFL trade deadline, and between a new ESPN report and Mike McCarthy’s latest comments, the path to a wide receiver upgrade looks a lot narrower.
The NFL trade deadline is here, and the Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in an interesting position. At 6-2, winners of four straight games and sitting atop the AFC North, Pittsburgh has plenty of reasons to feel good about where things stand.
The Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t take the field this weekend, but that doesn’t mean their Week 9 bye was uneventful. With the rest of the AFC North in action, Pittsburgh had an opportunity to gain some ground in the division standings without playing a single snap.