On this edition of the SCB Steelers Inside Blitz presented be DEK Roofing Inc… Our short form podcast today features PennLive.com Steelers Beat Writer Nick Farabaugh. SteelDad gets his take on the transition from Mike Tomlin to Mike McCarthy, position groups he’s most concerned with and what it’s like covering the Steelers in Latrobe. All that and more!

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If you’re following me on this journey of turning cat litter buckets into a reasonable cosplay approximation of Mandalorian armor inspired by the Buffalo Bills, you’ve likely seen how the breastplate shape has come into its own. Mandalorians need more armor than just their chest though, so let’s build spaulders and tassets!

What are those, you ask? Well, you’re in luck if you read on below!

Spaulders and Tassets huh?

Yep. At least I think I have the terms correct, but there are a lot of words for armor types and I’m not an expert by any means....

I have to admit, a Devonte Wyatt extension at this point of the offseason was a bit of a surprise.

I figured if anything, Tucker Kraft was next in the pecking order, but the Packers have methodically checked off every possible extension on their to-do list before getting a deal done that could reset the tight end market, so maybe it shouldn’t be that much of a surprise.

League-wide, I think the reaction is going to be similar to what we saw from Christian Watson’s extension. People who don’t know what Wyatt can do are going to see the contract...

The Las Vegas Raiders signed quarterback Jacob Clark as an undrafted free agent.

Let’s take a closer look at Clark:

Size:

6-5, 220 pounds.

College:

Missouri State.

College highlights:

He was a small-school standout after transferring from Minnesota early in his college career. He was a Walter Payton Award (which goes to the best small-school player in the country) in 2024 and he was American Bowl MVP in 2025.

How he will fit in with Raiders:

Clark, of course, is no the rookie quarterback the Raiders are most focused on —- that’s all No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza....

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2026 offseason practices concluded in the middle of June. Next up is the team’s annual training camp, which will get underway in late July at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe. Ahead of that, we will preview the team’s offseason roster three players at a time as part of a multi-post series. This […]

Pro Football Rumors’ Sam Robinson will be holding a live chat at 4pm Central today, exclusively for Trade Rumors Front Office subscribers!

It’s been an offseason of change for the Pittsburgh Steelers. While they haven’t been able to win a playoff game since the 2016 postseason, with Mike Tomlin, the Steelers knew they’d never be one of the NFL’s worst teams. Now, the hope is that another former Super Bowl-winning head coach in Mike McCarthy can help Pittsburgh end their playoff win drought.

Yet, now the question is, have the Steelers done enough to give McCarthy a roster he can contend with in an improved AFC South? There could still be one move that could improve the Steelers’ defense, which ranked 17th...

As they dealt with multiple injuries at quarterback in 2025, the Vikings turned to undrafted rookie Max Brosmer for two starts. Although Brosmer was clearly in over his head, the Vikings remain optimistic about the 25-year-old as he heads into his second season, according to Alec Lewis of The Athletic.

Brosmer, a former New Hampshire signal-caller who transferred to Minnesota in 2024, stayed in the state when the Vikings gave him a $244K guarantee after the 2025 draft. He joined J.J. McCarthy and Sam Howell as the Vikings’ QBs at the time, though they ended up trading the latter...

On Tuesday, Pittsburgh Steelers free safety Ryan Clark reacted to being let go from ESPN after 11 years. Clark is part of the first wave of layoffs ESPN is making this week.

Clark was notified he was laid off in the middle of a live broadcast of “NFL Live” on Monday because ESPN feared the news would leak to the media before they could tell him in person.

“Sending prayers and love to all those laid off today by ESPN. So many of you have poured your life into that company, & I know how you’re feeling right now. My...

Who is the best quarterback in dynasty fantasy football? We’re in an incredible era for quarterback play, with dual-threats almost becoming the norm in the National Football League. As a few long-time stars now enter their 30s, a new wave of talent is coming in that should ensure this is a deep position for years to come.

Let’s dive into our 2026 dynasty QB rankings. We are straying from the consensus a bit with a few of these picks.

1. Drake Maye, New England Patriots

The top spot in our dynasty quarterback rankings has to go to the signal-caller...

Omar Speights is not the first name that fans think of when they think of Rams training camp opening this week. He’s not one of the first 10 names, or probably the first 20. But if camp is for competition, then Speights is the face of one of the most intense battles expected to happen for a starting job on L.A.‘s depth chart in the next two months.

Will Speights fend off two linebackers coming for his job?

How Speights got here

During his rookie season, [Speights made his instincts and high football IQ clear after playing a handful...

Fresh off their first NFC North title in seven seasons, the Chicago Bears are entering training camp with a sense of continuity. Head coach Ben Johnson enters his second year as the head man, and aside from a few minor shuffles, his coaching staff remains largely intact. Coupled with a roster that should be close to 70% of last season’s starters, this offseason has felt much calmer than in past seasons.

Despite a high level of continuity and the optimism coming off their first postseason victory in 15 seasons, there are still plenty of unanswered questions heading into the regular...