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🏈 Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebackers T.J. Watt and Nick Herbig recently worked out together in Wisconsin with Brad Arnett at NX Level.
🏈 Following a resurfacing of Chuck Noll Field, Maximilian Maxwell blessed the field for the health and wellbeing of all who will play on it this season, from Steelers to students.
🏈 NFL Films paid tribute to Jack Lambert on his 74th birthday on Wednesday.
🏈 Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk discussed on 93.7 The Fan if T.J. Watt is still a top-10 edge rusher in the NFL
🏈 Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop Konnor Griffin and Steelers rookie guard Gennings Dunker will help Dick’s Sporting Goods celebrate the opening of its new House of Sport at Westmoreland Mall in Hempfield next month.
The sporting goods retailer confirmed to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review on Wednesday the more than 100,000-square-foot House of Sport, in the mall space that once housed Sears, will hold its grand opening Aug. 7.
🏈 Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Jack Driscoll returned home for a youth football camp in Connecticut.
🏈 Steelers wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. caught a massive tuna on the Fourth of July.
🏈 Steelers outside linebacker Alex Highsmith called Leo Missi the greatest of all time after Argentina’s historic 3-2 win over Egypt in the Round of 16 in the World Cup.
Egypt led Argentina 2-0 late in the match before Messi provided an assist for Cristian Romero in the 79th minute and a goal of his own four minutes later to tie the score.
“No debate [with a goat emoji],” Highsmith wrote on his Instagram Story.
🏈 Adam Schein believes people are sleeping on the Steelers heading into 2026.
“I feel like Aaron Rodgers has a ton of gas left in the tank. I think Mike McCarthy is a phenomenal head coach, I’m not throwing that word around,” Schein said on the Post Sports Schein Time. “Love what they did in the offseason with Rico Dowdle. I thought that’s a big-time acquisition, when you look at it. Michael Pittman Jr., what a phenomenal, terrific, tremendous acquisition. Man, I’m obsessed. I think people are sleeping on the Steelers. My personal favorite bet of them all, in this entire division, Pittsburgh Steelers, bang the over for the win total.”
🏈 The Steelers’ founding date was on July 8, 1933. Art Rooney Sr. famously paid a $2,500 franchise fee on May 19, 1933, to establish the Steelers (originally the Pittsburgh Pirates) in the National Football League.
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