Wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. could have his best season yet with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers traded for Michael Pittman Jr. this offseason to finally fill their void at No. 2 wide receiver. However, it turns out they may have much bigger plans for the veteran.

Pittman recently revealed that the Steelers are planning to take full advantage of his versatility on offense.

“I’ve played every single spot so far,” Pittman said. “Just being able to move around, because you never know what happens during the course of the NFL season. So, just being available at any position,...

Shortly after re-signing with the Steelers, QB Aaron Rodgers was already out on the practice field—like he never left. That is not my observation, but rather one coming from the field level during Pittsburgh’s OTAs this week. It’s only been two days, but working with the future Hall of Famer is like riding a bike. […]

NFL owners approved a plan to significantly expand the league’s international schedule, even before any potential expansion of the regular season schedule.

At the spring league meeting in Orlando, Florida this week, the NFL owners approved a measure that will expand the permitted number of international games to be scheduled up to 10 games per season, up from the current eight.

That doesn’t include games played at Wembley Stadium in London that are voluntarily given up by the Jacksonville Jaguars. This year, the league is playing a record nine international games, including one contest scheduled by the Jaguars.

Jacksonville could...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens can’t catch a break.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens is coming off the best season of his career with the Dallas Cowboys. However, NFL insider James Palmer believes the Cowboys still aren’t sold on Pickens.

Some think the Cowboys placed the franchise tag on Pickens as a placeholder for a new deal, but Palmer doesn’t think that contract extension is coming anytime soon.

“I think it’s close to zero, I really do. I haven’t heard anything from that building during this entire time that they were planning on giving him a...

Player: WR Germie Bernard Stock Value: Up Reasoning: All that Germie Bernard can show right now is that he’s a quick learner. The good news is he is doing just that. Impressing both coaches and teammates, the rookie has shown a strong understanding of the offense. For rookies, that’s typically the biggest hurdle to conquer before […]

Steelers rookie QB Drew Allar has had his first chance to work with the veterans this week. OC Brian Angelichio offered his first impressions. A third-round pick out of Penn State, Allar has plenty of work ahead of him. Nevertheless, the coaches are excited about his talent, as well as the potential that talent promises. […]

It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time for a weekly Steelers links roundup at BTSC. But first, let’s take a look around the AFC North:

• Breaking down the hardest and easiest stretches of the 2026 Bengals schedule (Cincy Jungle)
• Browns keep moving toward what was once unthinkable (Dawgs By Nature)
• Ravens pass-catchers shine at OTAs regardless of Lamar Jackson’s absence (Baltimore Beatdown)

Now, onto some Steelers news and discussion:

OTAs Blog: Embracing the expectations

(From Steelers.com’s Teresa Varley): Back together again: The opening of OTAs reunited Brian Angelichio and Aaron Rodgers for the first time since...

Steelers Daily News & Links: Your daily stop for all of the news and links.

🏈 Nashville will host the Super Bowl LXIV in 2030. NFL owners approved the move 32-0.

🏈 Tampa Bay Buccaneers outside linebackers coach and defensive run game coordinator Larry Foote compared first-round pick Rueben Bain to his former teammate with the Steelers, James Harrison.

“Back in my Pittsburgh days, I played with a guy named James Harrison like that. It was just, you couldn’t block him. He has that trait, he has that ability,” Foote said.

🏈 Minnesota officially has been selected to host the...

Aaron Rodgers showed up to Day 1 of OTAs for his new head coach, but Lamar Jackson with the Ravens did not. Despite his absence, however, HC Jesse Minter put a positive spin on it. While he didn’t jump for joy, he downplayed the absence of his franchise quarterback for voluntary practice sessions. Asked about […]

With Aaron Rodgers finally signed, who will be his backup? After all was said and done, Aaron Rodgers signed with the Steelers this offseason earlier than he did a year ago. His signing was always the most likely scenario, at least according to the vast majority of insiders. Now that he’s here, though, that raises […]

With the 2026 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look ahead to next year’s class. While nothing is set in stone and this list will inevitably change, it serves as an early sneak peek at the options for 2027. In this summer scouting series, I’ll be breaking down a top-10 list for […]

Obvious as it was for the 2021 season, Kendrick Green had no business being the Pittsburgh Steelers center. A rookie who primarily played guard in college snapping to an 18-year vet like QB Ben Roethlisberger and tasked with replacing Maurkice Pouncey, Green should’ve been on the sidelines. That’s not outside conjecture. Looking back, that’s how […]