Mike Tomlin has his press conference early in the week before each game, breaking down what happened the previous weekend and focusing on the upcoming one. While we write about the most notable things Tomlin had to say in separate articles, we’ll throw in a couple of smaller nuggets of information in this post—a one-stop […]

The Pittsburgh Steelers had a busy day on Tuesday with 10 players coming in for workouts, according to Aaron Wilson on X. #Steelers worked out Joaquin Clark, Isaiah Hodgins (signed), Stevo Klotz, Titus Leo, Tre' McKitty, Jose Ramirez, Matt Sokol, Mike Strachan, Samori Toure, Jacoby Windmon — Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) September 16, 2025 They brought […]

Welcome back to the latest episode of The Terrible Take. Think of it as a super-mini version of The Terrible Podcast. A short, 1-3 minute episode seven days a week, every weekday at 5 PM/EST, with Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, and Joe Clark telling you what’s on our minds. […]

The Pittsburgh Steelers will have one less star player to worry about when they play against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 4. According to Tom Pelissero on X, they are placing RB Aaron Jones on IR. He is now required to miss at least four games, which puts him out next week in Ireland. The […]

Clete Blakeman will be the referee for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Week 3 matchup with the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on Sunday. It’s the first time the Steelers will see Blakeman as a referee this year. He last worked the Steelers’ Week 2 matchup on the road against the Denver Broncos in 2024, a […]

Kaleb Johnson was surrounded by much hype at the beginning of training camp. Fast forward to Week 3, and we’re talking about Johnson potentially being inactive against the New England Patriots. That’s a thought Steelers insider Ray Fittipaldo ponders on the North Shore Drive podcast on Tuesday. “I’ll be surprised if he gets a helmet,” […]

Coming into the 2025 season, it appeared that Pittsburgh Steelers’ second-year linebacker Payton Wilson would take a significant leap forward, especially as the full-time starter in the middle of the defense. Through two weeks, though, Wilson has struggled, particularly against the run. Across two games with 112 snaps, Wilson grades out at 36.5 overall from […]

Aaron Rodgers has been sacked seven times as the Steelers’ starting quarterback. The 41-year-old is on pace to be sacked 60 times. The Jets got to their former quarterback four times, and Rodgers was sacked on three occasions in the loss to Seattle.

Pittsburgh is 30th in rushing – 62.5 yards per game – and only converting 36% on third down. Despite Rodgers constantly being under pressure and the team’s struggles running the football, head coach Mike Tomlin is confident in the offensive line.

“I feel great about it, to be honest with you,” Tomlin said at his weekly press...

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ defense has not lived up to the hype surrounding it two weeks into the season. Rather than being historic, it’s been nothing short of a weakness. Week 1 could’ve just been a fluke, but some of the same issues followed them into Week 2. They allowed notable plays and struggled to stop […]

PITTSBURGH — Broderick Jones had a day to forget in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ season opener against the New York Jets.

In his first game at left tackle in the NFL, Jones gave up up three sacks while facing Jets edge rusher Will McDonald — the player the Jets had to settle for after the Steelers traded up to snatch Jones away from New York.

In Week 2 against the Seattle Seahawks, Jones faced another dangerous defense and star edge rusher Boye Mafe, but he held his own much better the second time around. The only sack he allowed was while...

Following the slate of Saturday games, we will highlight several college football prospects and their respective performances, as well as how they could be viewed going into the 2026 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. INDIANA QB FERNANDO MENDOZA (FRIDAY) The Indiana Hoosiers stomped Indiana State 73-0, and QB #15 Fernando Mendoza had arguably the […]

When the Pittsburgh Steelers traded George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys in May, it had already felt like the writing was on the wall for Pickens’ time in Pittsburgh to be coming to a close.

Pickens was never afraid to display his emotions on the field, often causing distractions that led to a decline in his play. A fresh start felt best for everyone, but Pickens clearly still has some hard feelings about his time in Pittsburgh.

Pickens sat down with NFL reporter Josina Anderson after the Cowboys’ overtime victory this past Sunday, in which Pickens was on the receiving...