The Pittsburgh Steelers entered training camp with a backup quarterback competition that appeared designed to create an opportunity for youth. One passer offered developmental upside and needed the live work he lost as a rookie.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers sure made headlines on Monday when asked about Dr. Fauci. Rodgers called Dr. Tony Fauci an “absolute coward”
The Pittsburgh Steelers have parted ways with a wide receiver following an injury he suffered during practice. In the Steelers' first practice of the second week of training camp on August 3, Cole Burgess was carted off the field with an apparent lower-body injury.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are a little more than a month away from opening their season against the Atlanta Falcons. Their offseason brought sweeping changes to the coaching staff, led by new head coach Mike McCarthy.
So, now that McCarthy is back with the quarterback who helped him win a championship, it stands to reason that he'd be getting a lot of early respect in the NFL. But, he has to earn it first.
Aaron Rodgers and Stephen A. Smith haven’t exactly seen eye-to-eye over the years, but the Steelers quarterback is giving the ESPN star credit for something he believes was long overdue.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may have officially hit an odd point in negotiations with Joey Porter Jr. The former second-round pick is due for an extension, and deserves to be paid relatively well after having a career year in 2025.
Aaron Rodgers has never been afraid to criticize the NFL media, and this time, Dianna Russini found herself directly in his crosshairs. During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers questioned the media’s handling of the controversy involving Russini and Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' new-look defense already looks exciting. New defensive coordinator Patrick Graham has brought in a scheme that is not only aggressive, but also designed to fit the strengths of his players.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are holding training camp under a coach other than Mike Tomlin for the first time since 2006, and things are clearly quite different.
Aaron Rodgers walked into Pat McAfee‘s training camp setup on Monday and did not hold back, and the Pittsburgh Steelers were quick to issue a formal response once the fallout began.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have kicked off training camp, with Monday, August 4th, being the first day in full pads. The team has been working through walkthroughs and some individual drills before ramping up the intensity to start week two.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made plenty of changes to training camp with the new staff. Head Coach Mike McCarthy caught some flak from Steeler Nation for refusing to tackle during these practices, although he has said that he still expects his team to be very physical each day.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was playing through a significant health problem during the team’s playoff game last season. Rodgers said he was battling flu-like symptoms prior to the Steelers’ AFC Wild Card loss to the Houston Texans.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been stuck in quarterback purgatory ever since Ben Roethlisberger decided to retire after the 2021 season came to a close.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were looking to build off their first day of pads on Monday, a day that was dominated by the defense. The offense took the reins on Tuesday, with Will Howard and multiple skill players showing out.
After that, Omar Khan quickly pivoted and selected Iheanachor. The reaction was mixed, with many fans disappointed that the team went from an exciting wide receiver prospect to an offensive tackle viewed as a less flashy pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were widely criticized for a lack of chippiness and physicality as the team donned pads for the first time. Well, that criticism can be laid to rest after the intensity was ratcheted up a level on day two of pads.
The Pittsburgh Steelers put the pads on as they opened the second week of training camp on Monday. One of the biggest points of focus was the always-anticipated one-on-one drills between offensive and defensive linemen.
One of the positions under the microscope at Pittsburgh Steelers training camp is free safety. The Steelers don't have a true centerfielder on the back end who can thrive in a Cover 1 scheme, though they do have adequate personnel for Cover 2 press-man concepts.
Steel City Underground presents post-game takeaways in our Steelers Offseason Recall series, revisiting key moments from the 2025 season and how they shaped the year that followed.