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The Pittsburgh Steelers are known as one of the most stable franchises in the NFL, thanks to the Rooney family. Whether the player is currently on the roster or part of the black and gold alumni, there is something lasting about being a part of that fraternity. During the lead up to Super Bowl LVIII, former Steelers’ running back Merril Hoge spoke on how special it is to be a part of the Steelers’ organization even after you have left. Steelers Are A Special Franchise Because Of The Rooneys In a league where rosters and franchises can change in an…
The Pittsburgh Steelers have found themselves in the midst of swirling trade rumors, with the name of the young quarterback Justin Fields from the Chicago Bears making rounds in NFL circles. As the Bears hold the number one pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, speculation is rife that they may be willing to part ways with Fields, prompting interest from teams like the Steelers. Steelers’ Odds To Land Justin Fields Make A Massive Shift The speculation around Fields joining the Steelers gained further momentum when popular sportsbook Draft Kings drastically adjusted the odds of Fields donning the black and gold…
Pittsburgh Steelers’ long-time back up quarterback, Mason Rudolph is set to hit free agency again this offseason, after being on the market last year when the team decided to re-sign him for one more season. Rudolph was Pittsburgh’s superhero in 2023, as he led the Steel City to the playoffs when all hope seemed lost. It’s been said that Rudolph would like a fresh start somewhere else, but did he show enough to the rest of the league that he can be the guy? Almost all of the Steelers talk since their season ended in Buffalo has been about the…
The Pittsburgh Steelers have had their offensive line struggles for what feels like forever now. The two biggest weak points along the starting five are the center and left tackle positions. The Steelers drafted Broderick Jones in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, and it is unclear what side he will play on in 2024. Jones was drafted as a left tackle, but after Chukwuma Okorafor was benched in 2023, Jones took over as the starting right tackle. This left Dan Moore Jr. as the team’s starting blindside protector, and he has been graded as one of the…
The Pittsburgh Steelers will likely dip into the ranks of the 2024 NFL Draft at some point. It could be in the middle rounds or the late rounds, but the team will add someone young in there to at least have to develop on top of Kenny Pickett. Former Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians believes that the 2024 quarterback class might be one of the best in a long time. “This might be the best group of quarterbacks that have come out in 10 or 15 years,” Arians told the Tampa Bay Times. . “They’ve got guys running (the 40-yard…
The Pittsburgh Steelers will be evaluating every position for the next several weeks, and one name that could shape their secondary – whether it be a return or a release – is Patrick Peterson. Peterson is set to return for the 2024 season, which he believes could be his last. He’s set to hold a salary cap hit of $10 million, which could make him an option to be released, but he’s open to staying – with one condition. During a recent episode of his podcast All Things Covered, Peterson said he’s ready to play for Pittsburgh again this season,…
Pittsburgh Steelers OLB T.J. Watt shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. And while defenders can play at a high level well into their 30’s, Watt’s contract is up after the 2025 season, meaning a succession plan will need to be in place. Well, Travis May of A to Z Sports NFL Draft may have the perfect solution: It’s hard to tell where Harold Perkins will line up in the NFL. LSU can’t even make up their mind on how to best deploy him. He’s athletic enough to get to the quarterback off the edge, fast enough to play…
It’s becoming increasingly likely that the Pittsburgh Steelers starting QB in 2024 will be either Mason Rudolph or Kenny Pickett. But even that decision comes with it’s own ramifications as Rudolph is slateed to hit free agency. On top of that, however, comes a discourse on Rudolph vs. Pickett within the organization per Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette: Pickett vs. Rudolph, 2024 Yes, they [Pittsburgh Steelers] will go into the 2024 season with the idea Kenny Pickett, who has compiled a 14-10 record as a starter, will be the No. 1 quarterback. But they will not go in…
Mitch Trubisky’s tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers will likely go down as a stretch of his career that he wants to forget. After signing to be the starter in 2022, then re-signing to be the league’s highest paid backup in 2023, Pittsburgh cut Trubisky just days ago. Well, Per Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, it seems Trubisky was doomed from the start: Trubisky never stood a chance with the Steelers. Six weeks after he was signed to a two-year, $14.3 million contract in free agency in March 2022, the Steelers took Pickett with their No. 1 pick in…
The Pittsburgh Steelers moved up the board in the 2019 NFL Draft to grab Michigan linebacker Devin Bush. A massive need at that point on a roster that they hoped would become a Super Bowl contender, the team went all-in on Bush as one of the top two inside linebackers in the class. By doing so, they moved multiple picks just to make it happen, but after a promising start to his career, the potential never came to fruition. And apparently, the Steelers rarely made that move, either. The New York Giants, then under general manager Dave Gettleman, tried to…