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🏈 On their final scheduled day of minicamp, the Steelers went to Kennywood Park for some team bonding.
🏈 Former Pittsburgh Steelers and Ohio State quarterback Mike Tomczak caught up with Will Howard at Wednesday’s practice.
“Twenty six years ago, I no longer wore the Black n Gold…. It’s your turn Will, rep it well and lead dem Stillers 2 VICTORY. Onward,” Tomczak wrote on X.
🏈 Georgia’s official football account posted highlights of Darnell Washington after he signed his four-year, $42 million deal that includes $21 million in guaranteed money.
🏈 Pat Freiermuth is excited to get Aaron Rodgers back for another year.
“It was great, and coming into this year, obviously, he’s been familiar with Coach McCarthy and that scheme. It’s been cool to see him remember things from the past, throw up old clips and to really detail in on the stuff that he has done a lot in the past,” Freiermuth told Mike Prisuta and Missi Matthews of Steelers.com. “It’s been cool to work with him. And, personally, I’m just excited to have the same quarterback for back-to-back years.”
🏈 Pat Freiermuth also praised Drew Allar.
“Drew, it’s been cool to kind of work with a Penn State guy. It’s just been cool to see him here. First couple days as a pro is really tough on a rookie. New team, new building. And it’s been tough, but he’s been really progressing really well,” Freiermuth said. “He led the team down on a two-minute drive the other day. It’s just been great to see him get more comfortable in the locker room and the offense.”
🏈 NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger did a film breakdown on Nick Herbig shortly after Herbig agreed to terms on a four year, $100 million deal with the Steelers.
Herbig has always been a favorite of Baldinger.
🏈 Members of the Steelers alumni were at the team’s minicamp practice on Wednesday.
🏈 Former Steelers linebacker Vince Williams caught up with Nick Herbig at Wednesday’s practice.
🏈 Nick Shook of NFL.com ranked the Steelers’ offensive line the second-best in the NFL.
“At number two, I’ve got the Steelers. I’ve got to give a tip of the cap to general manager Omar Khan because, three or four years ago, this was a bad group across the board, and they invested repeatedly through the draft in their offensive line,” Shook said Monday on the Move the Sticks podcast. “It all starts with center Zach Frazier, who I think has become one of the better centers in the NFL and a guy that a lot of people probably overlooked a little bit when he was coming out of college. Mason McCormick has been solid. Troy Fautanu took a huge step in development from year one to year two. I love that they have options. That’s why they’re my number two group.”
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