The Pittsburgh Steelers added to the receiving corps, signing Robert Woods after skipping the position during the NFL Draft.

NFL draft in the books, it's time to take a look at the Steelers roster and see how things have changed. Pittsburgh went into the draft with a clear plan for how they wanted to rebuild this roster. In looking at who the Steelers have now,

PITTSBURGH -- The 2025 NFL draft wrapped up Saturday night. Despite a lot of speculation around them perhaps drafting Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, the Pittsburgh Steelers used their No. 21 selection of the first round to fill a defensive need on Thursday night.

Tannenbaum still is not sold that Aaron Rodgers is coming to the Steelers. He calls the four-time MVP a guy who is disinterested’, and if the Steelers can not convince him to come, that is something that would be an indictment on the Steelers, according to Tannenbaum. So, he believes they must have a deal in place.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Merril Hoge was one of the first to critically analyze Shedeur Sanders before his draft fall over the weekend.

If you're wondering why Shedeur Sanders fell all the way down to the fifth round in the NFL Draft this year, you might just want to talk to Merrill Hoge. Before the draft started, the former Steelers running back broke down why he thought Sanders would eventually end up being an "epic failure" in the NFL if taken in the first round.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Monday they were releasing safety Ryan Watts, whose football career is feared to be over because of a severe neck injury sustained last preseason. "After consulting with our medical team,

The Pittsburgh Steelers released former Texas defensive back Ryan Watts on Monday following a season-ending neck injury he sustained during the 2024 preseason. Watts is expected to medically retire from football as a result.