The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially begun their training camp, and it's an exciting time for fans to see the players back on the field. This year, the team has plenty of new faces, some of which have already sparked a lot of conversation.
Ahead of Pittsburgh Steelers training camp at Saint Vincent’s College in Latrobe (Penn) from July 24 through August 12, 2025, Steel City Underground presents outlooks on each positional group’s depth chart and offers insight on how those players may fare ahead of the NFL regular season.
Fresh off a national title at Ohio State, rookie sixth-round pick Will Howard is in a spot where he can sit behind Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph this season while developing within the Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive system.
How many of the NFL players with at least 80 touchdown catches in their career can you name in five minutes?
Browns DE Myles Garrett is planning on having the best year of his career after signing a lucrative contract extension to remain in Cleveland. “I look forward to having my best season for sure, and I think it’s trending that way,” Garrett said, via the team website.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have arguably been the most intriguing team to watch throughout the 2025 offseason. The franchise had been linked to four-time league MVP Aaron Rodgers since the beginning of free agency, and it was a long three month process, but the quarterback finally signed after the conclusion of Organized Team Activities (OTAs).
Aaron Rodgers is now the starting quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers. And while has officially been on the team for just a few days, he finds himself in a familiar position: that of a mentor to a young quarterback.
The rumors of an Aaron Rodgers addition were plentiful all offseason. The former four-time NFL MVP officially announced and signed with the team over the weekend.
Rudolph will now be tasked with serving as Rodgers' primary backup and as a mentor for 2025 sixth-round draft choice Will Howard.
In the matter of a 24-hour window, the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting quarterback race went from wide open to sealed shut. Mason Rudolph, the organization's former third-round pick, was the presumptive QB1 for the past three months of the offseason as the Steelers waited for Aaron Rodgers' decision.
The Pittsburgh Steelers finally know what their quarterback depth chart will look like for mandatory minicamp and training camp: Aaron Rodgers will be the starter now that he is finally signed.
PITTSBURGH - - The Pittsburgh Steelers seem to be planning on entering the coming season with a quarterback room that consists of Mason Rudolph, Skylar Thompson and rookie quarterback Will Howard.
Some Steelers fans were upset about quarterback Mason Rudolph's recent appearance at a Donald Trump rally, prompting a response from the team. Rudolph, along with veteran safety Miles Killebrew and 1970s-era running back Rocky Bleier, presented the U.S.
The Pittsburgh Steelers offense is once again a major question mark heading into the 2025 season. Of course, the quarterback uncertainty adds to that longstanding problem.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been focused on beefing up the offensive line and running the football in recent years, all while executing play-action passing when appropriate.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are currently viewing Mason Rudolph as their starting quarterback for the 2025 NFL season. Until Aaron Rodgers arrives - if he does - the Steelers best choice is their former third-round pick.
As the Pittsburgh Steelers navigate the early stages of the 2025 offseason, the quarterback position remains a focal point of discussion. With veteran
Many expected the Pittsburgh Steelers to take a quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft, but not many thought they would wait as long as they did. They drafted Ohio State field general Will Howard with the 185th pick in the sixth round of the draft, and veteran QB Mason Rudolph thinks that the rookie has a lot of good things going for him.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially kicked off their offseason programs as they gear up for the upcoming regular season. This particular offseason has felt especially drawn out, with the team frequently making headlines and dominating media discussions.
Mason Rudolph is QB1 for the Pittsburgh Steelers — at least until Aaron Rodgers signs with the team.
Rudolph is serving as the team's QB1 during spring workouts amid constant chatter about the team adding Rodgers or another veteran quarterback.
Steelers players began reporting for the start of organized team activities on Tuesday morning.
The Steelers' QB situation remains unsettled.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a thing for continuity. With three coaches since the moon landing and a tendency to run back teams with the same issues year after year, Steelers fans have grown used to knowing what to expect.
Mason Rudolph is currently the number one quarterback on the Pittsburgh Steelers depth chart. How long that remains the case is yet to be seen, as the minute Aaron Rodgers signs, he will assume the starting role.
Once it became clear neither Justin Fields nor Russell Wilson would return to the Steelers in 2025, the team pivoted to other options at the quarterback spot.
One former quarterback had some interesting thoughts on the quarterback situation in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Steelers brought back a familiar face during the 2025 offseason in quarterback Mason Rudolph. Rudolph was originally drafted by Pittsburgh back in 2018, and he spent six seasons with the team.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Steelers are signing former Titans QB Mason Rudolph to a two-year, $8 million contract. Garafolo adds Rudolph had multiple offers and considered a return to Tennessee but will instead opt for a reunion in Pittsburgh.
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