The Pittsburgh Steelers should look differently as far as the offense goes in 2025. With another year of turnaround at the quarterback position, and with key position players like Najee Harris and George Pickens not being with the team any longer, Pittsburgh's offense under Arthur Smith could become more dynamic.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially kicked off their offseason programs. This time period has felt especially long, as the team has consistently made headlines with a bunch of roster changes and developments.
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.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
Pittsburgh Steelers rookie Kaleb Johnson has made waves with a bold statement comparing himself to Pro Bowl running backs Derrick Henry and Dalvin Cook.
After a successful minicamp, the Pittsburgh Steelers officially signed their new running back Kaleb Johnson to his rookie contract, signifiying a new age for the Steelers backfield.
Kaleb Johnson will be the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting running back sooner rather than later. He will have to beat the incumbent Jaylen Warren, but the
The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to see a few major changes on the offensive side of the football during the 2025 season. The first being a new quarterback, whoever it winds up being.
The Pittsburgh Steelers addressed nearly every position of need during the 2025 NFL Draft, including the running back spot. The organization declined the fifth-year option of Najee Harris during the 2024 offseason, and he ended up signing with the Los Angeles Chargers shortly after hitting free agency.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' running back room figures to be a two-headed monster, much like it was over the past several years, though there's a new face that will factor into the mix.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were in a position entering the 2025 NFL Draft where they needed an additional running back capable of taking a big workload. With the departure of Najee Harris as he heads to the West Coast, the Steelers had to find a backfield partner for Jaylen Warren, who enters 2025 on a new one-year tender deal with Pittsburgh.
When the Steelers drafted Kaleb Johnson with their second pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, it was clear they brought a new starter to town. What that means for Jaylen Warren in the interim is relatively simple.
With the 2025 NFL Draft now in the rearview mirror, the Pittsburgh Steelers are looking onward towards the start of the 2025 NFL season. The team has injected fresh, young talent into its roster with the goal of elevating the franchise's success for years to come.
Pittsburgh got a lot done in the actual draft, but teams always look to find some gems after the event ends.
As the draft went on, though, the Steelers made some questionable choices and failed to fill top needs until late in the draft.
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 needed a starting running back when round three and number 83 overall approached on Friday night. They also, however, needed a quarterback, and Shedeur Sanders and Jalen Milroe were both on the board. They went RB anyway, signifying a new starter in Pittsburgh. Kaleb Johnson is the perfect fit for the Steelers' scheme.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are always looking for the most efficient ways to boost their team.
Jaylen Warren, in line to be the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting running back for the first time this coming season, signed a one-year restricted free agent tender on Tuesday with the team.
Replacing Najee Harris is not going to be easy for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but they knew that was going to be the case when they let him walk out the door as a free agent.
The Pittsburgh Steelers placed a second-round tender on running back Jaylen Warren, likely removing a potential coveted restricted free agent from the market, his agents told NFL Network on Monday.
Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan revealed on Tuesday at the NFL Combine that the Steelers are planning to tender running back Jaylen Warren, retaining him for the 2025 season.
Per Ray Fittipaldo, Steelers GM Omar Khan said they are confident RB Jaylen Warren will be on the team in 2025. Warren is set to be a restricted free
The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to retain restricted free-agent running back Jaylen Warren this offseason. Pittsburgh Steelers running backs Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren are both set to become free agents this offseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers changed the future of their running game when they decided not to pick up Najee Harris' fifth-year option last offseason. Now that Harris had another good season, his price on the open market may prove too much for the Steelers to retain him.
According to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Steelers are expected to tender an offer to restricted free agent RB Jaylen Warren. Dulac writes that Pittsburgh would at least use a right-of-first-refusal tender on Warren, which will cost them $3.185 million in 2025.
Running back Jaylen Warren suffered a back injury and did not practice for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday as the team continues its preparations for its Week 11 home game with the Baltimore Ravens.
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren (knee) has been upgraded from his questionable status and will have no injury designation for Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders, team spokesman Burt Lauten announced on Saturday morning.
The Steelers may be without a key member of the offense when they kick off the 2024 season.
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