Defense has been the Pittsburgh Steelers’ calling card for most of their history. They’ve dominated on that side of the ball multiple times throughout the years, starting with their dynasty in the 1970s. That unit earned the “Steel Curtain” nickname, helping the team win four Super Bowls in that decade. However, the Steelers’ defense disappointed […]

With the Pittsburgh Steelers drafting OT Max Iheanachor in the first round, questions about Troy Fautanu’s position were raised immediately. Iheanachor almost exclusively played right tackle in college, while Fautanu excelled at right tackle last season but has experience playing on the left side in college. Fautanu played left tackle during the Steelers’ first OTA […]

Chris Boswell earned himself an NFL record-tying contract earlier this month, a four-year extension that could keep him in Pittsburgh for the rest of his career. The only team he’s ever kicked for in a game that counted. On the first day of spring OTAs, Boswell reacted to his new deal. “It means everything to […]

With the wait for Aaron Rodgers taking as long as it did, many figured the holdup was related to the contract he ultimately signed. Reports suggest there were never any issues with money, but the Steelers are paying Rodgers significantly more on his 2026 contract. Yet, his deal, which could be worth as much as […]

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed another player who participated in their rookie minicamp last week.

According to Steelers Now’s Alan Saunders, the Steelers have signed former Pitt defensive back Tamon Lynum after a rookie minicamp tryout. Lynum was spotted at the first official OTA practice wearing number 42.

Lynum joins former Michigan offensive lineman Greg Crippen as the only undrafted free agents that the Steelers have signed to the active roster this offseason.

Lynum spent the first four years of his college career with the Nebraska Cornhuskers, never appearing in more than six games until his junior season. He then...

Season 16, Episode 137 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Monday morning show, Alex Kozora and I get right into discussing the official return of Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers for the 2026 season. Alex and I discuss his reported one-year contract after first discussing how things ultimately played out […]

All eyes are on the quarterback position for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Not just because Aaron Rodgers returned for his 22nd NFL season, but because the team now has four quarterbacks on its roster, meaning one will be the odd man out. With how Pittsburgh divided the reps on the first day of OTAs, it looks like Mason Rudolph will be drawing the short straw.

Per Nick Farabaugh, the Steelers gave the second-team reps to Will Howard while Rudolph took QB3 reps and rookie Drew Allar went last at QB4. Obviously, the Steelers won’t be letting Allar go after selecting him...

New Pittsburgh Steelers safety Makari Paige will wear No. 27. Paige signed a one-year contract with the club last Wednesday.

Paige, 24, is a 6-foot-3, 208-pound defensive back. He was signed as an undrafted free agent of the New York Giants out of Michigan in 2025. He was released by the Giants last August and did not sign with another team.

Paige wore No. 38 during his brief stint with the Giants. At Michigan, Paige donned No. 7.

A native of West Bloomfield, Michigan, Paige spent five seasons with the Wolverines from 2020-24. He got his start on special teams...

The Pittsburgh Steelers began their first week of OTAs on Monday, and it’s already clear to see what changes they are exploring on offense. Specifically, their first-team offensive line looks much different than it did when the 2025 season ended.

The Steelers didn’t bring back long-time guard Isaac Seumalo, which led to the veteran signing with the Arizona Cardinals in free agency. They also drafted Arizona State offensive tackle Max Iheanachor in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft and Iowa offensive lineman Gennings Dunker in the third round with the intention of moving him to guard.

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PITTSBURGH — Four-time Associated Press NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers returned to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday, right in time for the start of the team’s first OTAs under new head coach Mike McCarthy.

After warming up, Rodgers took the bulk of the Steelers’ signal-caller snaps alongside Will Howard, Mason Rudolph and Drew Allar.

Rodgers went 10-6 as the Steelers’ starting quarterback last season, throwing for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions. He has history with McCarthy, being that the two worked together with the Green Bay Packers to win Super Bowl XLV.

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It’s no surprise that QB Aaron Rodgers is the Pittsburgh Steelers’ No. 1 quarterback with OTAs underway. But what is a little bit surprising is that QB Will Howard is the No. 2 option, with Mason Rudolph serving as the No. 3 quarterback and Drew Allar the No. 4 with the voluntary practices beginning on […]

The Pittsburgh Steelers have shaken up their offensive line to begin the spring. Although the team is months away from cementing its starting five, the initial look for Monday’s OTAs was much different than how things ended a year ago. Per The Trib’s Chris Adamski, the front five looked like this: LT – Troy Fautanu […]