The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to add a new group of free agents for the 2026 season, with the legal tampering period set to open up in early March. With that in mind, they will be competing with the vast majority of the league for much of their possible free agents.
One team’s salary cap casualty could be another team’s valuable addition. That may be the case for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Washington Commanders.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a time of transition, and it’s mock draft season. This mock draft has a trade back in the first round and addresses positions of need with some of the best players available.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had arguably the best current available free agent wide receiver in Pittsburgh for three seasons in George Pickens before trading him to the Dallas Cowboys ahead of the 2025 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, who have been busy with a very hectic offseason thus far, still have plenty of their work cut out for them ahead of the 2026 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.
If the Pittsburgh Steelers are going to take a major swing to fill their vacant starting quarterback role, the answer might lie with a former playoff opponent.
Aaron Rodgers led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 10-7 regular-season record in 2025, securing a first NFL playoff berth for the veteran quarterback since January 2022.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have had one of the highest-paid defenses in the NFL for several seasons now. Under former defensive coordinator Teryl Austin, this defense did not achieve what many pundits expected.
The Pittsburgh Steelers fans have been eager to hear from Ben Roethlisberger after Joey Porter Sr. attempted to slander his legacy. Porter joined Cam Heyward on his podcast and quickly made his ill feelings about his former quarterback known.
You'd be hard-pressed to find an NFL head coach that drew as much respect and admiration from those he worked with than Mike Tomlin did during his 19 years with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
If the Pittsburgh Steelers want to give it another shot with one of their former quarterbacks, they could have the opportunity to do just that in short order.
Pittsburgh Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger recently found himself on the receiving end of sharp rebukes from former teammate Joey Porter, who said the iconic quarterback was “not a good teammate.” Porter also said Roethlisberger was “not a good person,” citing the latter’s supposed dismissive attitude in the locker room and lack of leadership.
Robert Woods, a veteran wide receiver of 12 NFL seasons, signed a one-day contract with the Los Angeles Rams and announced his retirement Tuesday. Woods, 33, spent five years with the Rams (2017-21), his stint culminating with the team's Super Bowl LVI-winning season.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Raiders are expected to hire Steelers WRs coach Zach Azzanni as their new receivers coach. Azzanni, 49, started his coaching career as Valparaiso University’s receivers coach in 1999-2000, and held the same role at Bowling Green in 2003-2006.
Pittsburgh Steelers' legendary quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has been in the sports headlines a bit lately, despite the fact that he retired from the NFL after the 2021 season.
Will Howard watched on as Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers just squeaked their way into the NFL playoffs, finishing the regular season with a 10-7 record and the AFC North title.
Veteran WR Robert Woods announced via his Instagram account on Tuesday that he’s retiring from the NFL after 13 seasons. According to Jonathan Jones, Woods will sign a one-day contract to retire with the Rams. Woods, 33, is a former second-round pick of the Bills back in 2013.
As we look back one year later, the opening stretch of 2025 free agency stands out as one of the most dramatic and defining pivots of the Omar Khan era.
After posting a 10-7 record for the third season in a row, and making history by finishing .500 and above for a 22nd consecutive season, the Steelers’ new era will feature a simple mandate for Mike McCarthy: Turn a good team into a very good one.