The Pittsburgh Steelers did not bring Aaron Rodgers to Pittsburgh to turn him into a different quarterback. They brought him in because he has spent an entire career trusting his arm, seeing leverage before the snap and giving receivers chances down the field.
The Pittsburgh Steelers still remember how amazing Super Bowl XLIII was. It was one of the greatest games of football ever played, and it had everything in it.
It will be a long 17-game regular season for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The most important thing, however, is that it started out with a win. The organization has a loaded back-half of the schedule, so defeating the Atlanta Falcons in Week 1 was a good way to kick things off.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Super Bowl XLIII MVP Santonio Holmes is back in football, more than a decade after his NFL career ended. Holmes is the new receivers coach at Central State University in Ohio.
A former Super Bowl-winning wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers is joining the collegiate coaching ranks. Santonio Holmes, famous for his MVP performance and championship-clinching touchdown catch in Super Bowl 43, is joining the Central State Marauders football program as their new wide receiver coach.
Several former college and NFL stars have recently made the move into coaching. The latest on the list is Santonio Holmes, who was an All-Big Ten wide receiver at Ohio State before having an extremely successful NFL career.
HOUSTON - Since accepting the head coach position at Central State University, Tony Carter has been on a mission to reshape the Marauders football program.
Santonio Holmes will always live in Ohio State infamy. Before the Buckeyes became WRU and a direct pipeline for elite receivers to go through en route to the NFL, Holmes was part of a different era at Ohio State.
Another former NFL star is entering the NFL coaching game as former Steelers wide receiver Santonio Holmes is heading to Central State University to become the team’s wide receivers coach under new head coach Tony Carter.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Many great wide receivers have come through Columbus and made a name for themselves with the Ohio State Buckeyes. Few boast the resume of Santonio Holmes, though.
Steel City Underground takes fans back in time to feature events, special moments, and historical times and players in the world of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Steelers Nation.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII, two of the greatest plays in the league's history occurred. One was the infamous
Let’s not get all misty eyed, as we head into the final weekend of the NFL, although I have to admit, I’m feeling a tad melancholy. It’s been a fun football season, with the usual ups and downs.
Everybody knows at this point that Quentin Johnston has a drop problem. Since being drafted in the first round last year, Johnson hasn't exactly lived up to that caliber, with drops being a major issue along his short journey thus far.
The Pittsburgh Steelers might have only had wide receiver Santonio Holmes on their roster for four seasons, but his impact feels much larger. This is a remarkable feat considering he played with guys like Hines Ward and Heath Miller.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are tied for the most Super Bowl wins with six. Those Lombardi Trophies have brought with them some incredible moments. However,
The most legendary catch in Pittsburgh Steelers history? Many fans would answer ‘Immaculate Reception’ without batting an eyelid. And they have a point.