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Former Scout Has ‘So Much Respect’ For Aaron Rodgers, Calls Steelers ‘Playoff Lock’
A former NFL scout praises Aaron Rodgers, saying he still commands great respect and labeling the Pittsburgh Steelers as a "playoff lock" if Rodgers returns to form. Despite dwindling optimism after Rodgers' hit‑filled 2025 season and a muted playoff showing, the scout believes the veteran quarterback can still elevate Pittsburgh’s postseason chances. The article examines the criticism the Steelers faced this offseason for delaying a decision on Rodgers and outlines why the scout remains confident in the veteran’s impact.
Analyst Proposes Steelers Trade First-Round Pick For WR Garrett Wilson
The Steelers are reportedly ready to trade their upcoming first‑round draft pick to acquire veteran wideout Garrett Wilson, according to a new analyst report. Injuries to Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson have left Pittsburgh thin at receiver, forcing the team to consider leveraging the pick to bolster its passing game before the deadline. The proposal, detailed on Steelers Depot on Oct. 26, 2026, outlines potential deal structures and the impact on Pittsburgh’s 2027 draft strategy.
Listen: The Terrible Take (Episode 2,062)
The Steelers Depot drops Episode 2,062 of “The Terrible Take,” a bite‑sized, daily podcast that runs 1‑3 minutes at 5:30 PM EST. Hosts Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, Jake Brockhoff and Joe Clark riff on the latest Steelers news and hot takes, offering quick, insider commentary for fans who want a fast‑paced recap of the week’s buzz.
‘They Have A Legit Shot’: Bryant McFadden Argues Steelers Are Serious Contenders For AFC North Crown
The Steelers snap a 5-2 record after a 24‑17 victory over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, reigniting their AFC North title hopes. Veteran cornerback Bryant McFadden says Pittsburgh now has a "legit shot" at the division crown, despite early-season skepticism. He highlights the tight race: the Browns sit at 5-2, the Bengals at 4-2, and the Steelers are back in the mix. McFadden backs the team’s momentum and points to key defensive plays that could tilt the balance as the season heads toward its pivotal stretch.
“They’re Going to Want to Replace Me”: Terry Bradshaw Puts Fox in Difficult Position With Firm Stance On Ending Broadcasting Career
Pittsburgh Steelers legend Terry Bradshaw has been with FOX for over three decades. Bradshaw said back in 2008 that he would retire by 2011, and he is still on the desk 18 years later. As co-host Curt Menefee once joked, they’ll have to carry him out in a hearse before he finally calls it a […] The post “They’re Going to Want to Replace Me”: Terry Bradshaw Puts Fox in Difficult Position With Firm Stance On Ending Broadcasting Career appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
‘Activated Him’: McCarthy Shares Reason For Patrick Queen’s Big Game
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen silences critics after a dominant performance in the 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints at the Stade de France in Paris. Coach Mike McCarthy explains that the coaching staff "activated" Queen for the game, highlighting his relentless pursuit, key tackles and leadership that matched the team’s vision for the inside linebacker role. The article details how Queen’s effort turned the tide against the Saints and reshapes the narrative around his recent criticism.
Steelers Week 7 grades in win over Saints
The Steelers improve to 5-2 after a 16-10 victory over the Saints in Paris, earning mixed grades from Behind the Steel Curtain. Aaron Rodgers gets a B+ from Bailey and a C from Bray, praised for a clutch 51‑yard pass to DK Metcalf and a late scramble but noted for limited passing volume. Jaylen Warren shines with 101 rushing yards, 36 receiving yards and earns A and A+ grades, becoming the first RB since 2019 to reach 550+ rush and 250+ receiving yards in seven games. Rico Dowdle provides solid support with 41 rushing yards and six catches, receiving B grades. The offense improves on line play but still struggles in the red zone, earning C‑ grades. T.J. Watt’s edge rush continues to excel.
Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers takes savage player safety dig at owners on international games
Fans have tried to slap a label on Aaron Rodgers for decades, but it never quite sticks. The future first-ballot Hall of Famer and current Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback will inevitably unleash some incendiary statement that raises speculation and evokes outrage from pundits. Nobody quite knows who will be in the line of fire, however. There […] The post Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers takes savage player safety dig at owners on international games appeared first on ClutchPoints .
DeShon Elliott Cleared ‘First Hurdle’ In Limited Return, Mike McCarthy Says
On October 26, 2026, Steelers safety DeShon Elliott makes his first appearance since a knee and hamstring injury that sidelined him for nearly a year. He returned on Sunday, playing 19 snaps and recording a single tackle, confirming his health but offering limited impact. Coach Mike McCarthy emphasizes that Elliott has cleared the initial hurdle of returning to game action, marking a crucial step toward full recovery.
Mike McCarthy Reveals Plan for Steelers Safety DeShon Elliott
Mike McCarthy praised DeShon Elliott’s return as the Steelers’ strong safety logged 17 snaps in his season debut versus the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 26, 2026, after undergoing hamstring and knee surgery last October. Both McCarthy and defensive coordinator Patrick Graham highlighted Elliott’s energy, communication and physicality, noting his successful rehab after a freak accident that required a hamstring reattachment to his fibula. The comeback comes as veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins, who posted a 158.3 passer rating when targeted, was released and joined the Ravens. Elliott, now 29, is under a two‑year, $12.5 million extension through 2027.
Steelers ST Coach: Rookie Returner Kaden Wetjen ‘Starting To See Some Things A Little Bit Better’
Steelers special teams coach says rookie returner Kaden Wetjen is finally adapting to the NFL after a rocky start. Drafted in the fourth round in April—earlier than many expected—the former college return specialist has begun to see improvements, according to the coach, as he works to justify the pick. Wetjen admitted he didn’t anticipate being selected so early, recalling he was out golfing when his name was called on Day 3 of the draft.
Recap: Saints play Steelers in inaugural Paris matchup
In the NFL’s inaugural regular‑season game in Paris, the Pittsburgh Steelers edged the New Orleans Saints 16‑10 at Stade de France on Oct. 25, 2026. After a 3‑0 early lead, the teams traded touchdowns, with Saints QB Tyler Shough connecting with Devaughn Vele for a 1‑yard score that tied the game at 10‑10 before halftime. A late field goal by Chris Boswell gave Pittsburgh a 13‑10 lead at the break. The Steelers added another field goal in the third quarter and held on in the fourth, sealing the win after a 39‑yard kick and a clock‑running series. The Saints head to Cleveland for a Nov. 8 matchup after their bye.
Steelers HC Mike McCarthy Makes His Cleveland Feelings Clear
Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy reveals his changed view of Cleveland, calling the city “nice” and recalling its football history during a press conference on Oct. 26. He notes the recent tight 27-24 loss to the Browns in Week 4 and highlights the Steelers’ 83-66-1 edge in the rivalry, with the teams splitting their home‑and‑home series six of the last seven seasons. Both clubs sit 5-2 in the AFC North, but Cleveland holds the tiebreaker after that field‑goal win. McCarthy looks forward to the next matchup as both franchises enter a new coaching era.
‘He Belongs Here’: Max Iheanachor Is A Perfect Steeler, Says Mike McCarthy
Mike McCarthy hails rookie guard Max Iheanachor as a perfect fit for the Steelers, crediting him with anchoring the offensive line that powered Pittsburgh's three-game winning streak. Iheanachor helped the Steelers dominate the line of scrimmage and sustain a balanced rushing attack in a 16‑10 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, October 26, 2026. The article highlights his impact alongside veteran linemen and how his play is boosting the team's offense.
‘Hot as a Firecracker’: Jaylen Warren Continues to Be Steelers’ Workhorse
Coach Mike McCarthy hails Steelers RB Jaylen Warren as the team’s “firecracker” after he spews 101 rushing yards on 18 carries (5.6 avg) and adds 36 receiving yards in a 16‑10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris. Warren’s four 125‑plus‑yard games tie an NFL lead, while fellow back Rico Dowdle contributes 41 yards and 45 receiving yards, cementing a potent 1‑2 rushing punch. QB Aaron Rodgers and the offensive line praise the duo’s control of the line of scrimmage, signaling a breakout season for Pittsburgh’s ground game.
New NFL Trade Rumors as Chiefs, Steelers Target Key Position Before Deadline
Wide receiver will reportedly be a position to watch for some AFC contenders ahead of the NFL's Nov. 10 trade deadline.
Steelers Must ‘Get More Production’ From Special Teams, McCarthy Says
Head coach Mike McCarthy says the Pittsburgh Steelers must boost special‑teams production to sustain their recent upswing. While the offense now mixes explosive plays with a solid running game and the defense keeps opponents out of the end zone, lapses on kick coverage and field‑position have become a concern. McCarthy emphasizes tightening punt returns, kickoff coverage and FG unit consistency as the next step for a team that’s finally finding form. The call comes ahead of the upcoming mid‑season matchup, with the Steelers seeking to turn a promising stretch into a winning streak.
Steelers’ RB Jaylen Warren’s breakout season enters historic Christian McCaffrey territory
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren is putting together the best season of his career, and his production has placed him alongside one of the NFL’s top dual-threat backs, Christian McCaffrey. According to SūmerSports, Warren is the first running back to record at least 550 rushing yards and 250 receiving yards through his team’s first […] The post Steelers’ RB Jaylen Warren’s breakout season enters historic Christian McCaffrey territory appeared first on ClutchPoints .
‘We Need These Games’: Mike McCarthy Sees Value In Steelers’ Close Wins
Coach Mike McCarthy emphasizes the importance of the Steelers' narrow victories over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New Orleans Saints, saying, “We need these games, frankly.” He argues that the hard‑won, close wins build resilience that could pay off when the season reaches its critical moments. McCarthy remains upbeat despite the stressful nature of the games, viewing the adversity as a valuable learning experience for Pittsburgh.
‘Carries A Lot Of Value’: Mike McCarthy Explains Increased Usage Of Spencer Anderson In Jumbo Package
After the Steelers’ Week 7 win over the Saints, head coach Mike McCarthy praises the increased use of Spencer Anderson in the jumbo package, saying the versatile lineman “carries a lot of value.” While Aaron Rodgers still critiques the overall offensive execution, the article highlights how Anderson’s extra‑line role created mismatches and helped solidify the blocking scheme, contributing to Pittsburgh’s success against New Orleans on Oct. 26, 2026.
Steelers’ Mike McCarthy praises jumbo package, OL Spencer Anderson
Mike McCarthy credits the Steelers’ revived jumbo package for the 16-10 win over the Saints on Oct. 26, 2026, noting its roots in the successful 2025 scheme. Utility lineman Spencer Anderson starred, logging 13 snaps—12 rushing plays—for 77 yards at 6.4 yards per carry, including three runs of nine-plus yards. McCarthy praised Anderson’s versatility, comparing him to Conner McGovern, and said his injury‑limited role early in the season delayed the package’s use. With Brock Hoffman now the starter at right guard, the Steelers intend to keep finding ways to employ Anderson’s unique skill set.
Former Steelers safety signs with Ravens
Former Steelers safety Rayshawn Jenkins signs with the Baltimore Ravens, marking his third AFC North stint after playing 17 games for the Browns in 2025. Jenkins, who joined Pittsburgh in training camp and appeared in six games before being released following a subpar performance against the Cleveland Browns, heads to Baltimore as the Ravens seek to rebound from back‑to‑back divisional defeats, including a 35-13 loss to the Bengals in Week 7.
‘They Can’t Beat Us’: Former Browns CB Thinks Pittsburgh Is ‘Afraid’ Of Cleveland
The Steelers secure a gritty 24‑17 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris during Week 7, positioning themselves for a high‑stakes divisional clash with the Cleveland Browns. Former Browns cornerback, now on the Steelers beat panel, claims Pittsburgh is intimidating the Browns, saying “they can’t beat us” and that Cleveland is “afraid” of Cleveland’s own rivals. The preview highlights the upcoming matchup’s intensity, key player dynamics, and the significance of the international venue win.
Hated Rival Quickly Snaps Up Recently-Released Steelers Starter
Veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins, released by the Pittsburgh Steelers last week, signs with rivals the Baltimore Ravens, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. The 32‑year‑old, a 10‑year NFL veteran who started 92 games, provides depth after the Ravens’ secondary struggled in a 284‑yard loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Jenkins played six games (one start) for the Steelers this season, recording 16 tackles and allowing 120 yards and a touchdown. He previously appeared in all 17 games for the Cleveland Browns last year with 45 tackles, a forced fumble, an interception and a pass defended. The move sets up a Week 15 showdown in Pittsburgh and a Week 18 visit to Baltimore.
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