Around 57‑100 north‑shore trees removed for the 2026 NFL Draft stage at Acrisure Stadium are now being replanted by Adler Tree Service. The company, which cleared the site in early April, began replanting this week, following assurances from manager Scott Hollabaugh that stumps were cut low for easy restoration after the event. The draft, held April 23‑25, drew an estimated 805,000 fans, set attendance records and generated about $177 million for Pittsburgh, leaving a lasting boost to the city’s profile.
Steelers coach Matt Dulac tells the media that wide receiver DK Metcalf must stop relying on occasional 25‑75 yard 'combat catches' and become a consistent threat like George Pickens. Despite a 51‑yard touchdown against the Saints, Metcalf has only one TD and under 400 receiving yards in seven games, prompting questions about his role as Pittsburgh’s primary receiver. Dulac emphasizes the need for steady production as the team eyes upcoming matchups.
The Browns head into Week 8’s showdown in Pittsburgh after a last‑minute win over Tennessee, aiming to break a 23‑year drought of regular‑season victories in the Steel City. The team’s defense must stay sharp while the offense, which posted 491 yards and 26 first downs against the Titans, still ranks 26th in EPA per play. Highlights include quarterback Dillon Gabriel’s return, a notable waiver of a recent draft pick, and shifting odds for the Browns‑Steelers matchup. Fans are urged to join the conversation on SB Nation as the “Steeler week” unfolds.
Ahead of their upcoming clash, the Steelers anticipate a repeat of the Week 4 showdown where the Browns' defense dominated for three quarters, holding Pittsburgh behind 24‑10 before sealing the win with a last‑second field goal. Offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio admits the Steelers must adjust to Cleveland’s relentless pressure if they hope to overturn the 24‑10 deficit they faced last time.
The Steelers weigh whether safety DeShon Elliott can reclaim a full-time starting spot after a modest debut on Sunday. Elliott saw just 19 of 57 defensive snaps (plus three on special teams) and recorded a single tackle. The article examines his limited snap count, performance metrics, and the coaching staff’s evaluation as the team heads deeper into the 2026 season.
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For Terry Bradshaw, football was more than a career. Even when personal struggles left him overwhelmed, stepping onto the field gave the Pittsburgh Steelers legend a sense of relief that he could not find elsewhere. The four-time Super Bowl champion has now revealed just how powerful that escape was, recalling a moment when he broke […]
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In this week’s installment of Steelers Depot’s “Forgotten Plays” series, the author spotlights a little‑noticed moment that proved pivotal in Pittsburgh’s 24‑17 victory over New Orleans on Oct. 27, 2026. While the game’s big touchdowns and turnovers dominate headlines, a subtle offensive adjustment—an unexpected motion and a perfectly timed pass protection—set up the go‑ahead drive that sealed the win. The piece dissects how this obscure play shifted momentum and why it matters for Steelers fans.
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, a projected top‑10 pick and potential No. 1 selection in the 2027 NFL Draft, is out for the rest of the season after sustaining a concussion on Sept. 26 against USC. The injury, caused by a late hit from linebacker Desman Stephens II, prevents his return to practice, leaving the Ducks without their senior leader. Moore, previously ranked No. 2 behind Texas’s Arch Manning, has slipped to No. 25 on the NFL mock board, while Oklahoma State’s Drew Mestemaker now tops the class. The Steelers, scouting for a successor to Aaron Rodgers, saw Moore in Week 3 before the injury.
The Baltimore Ravens add 10-year veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to their practice squad, boosting a secondary thinned by Jaylinn Hawkins' knee injury. Jenkins, 32, most recently appeared in the Steelers' first six games before being released, and has a decade of experience with the Chargers, Jaguars, Seahawks, Browns and Steelers. He brings depth to both safety rotation and special teams, and could see snaps if the Ravens' young safeties struggle. A former fourth‑round pick who posted five interceptions and 84 tackles in 2020, Jenkins joins a defense under coordinator Jesse Minter.
The Pittsburgh Steelers took down the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the NFL’s first game in Paris, France. The Steelers went up by three points in the first half with the help of some Chris Boswell kicks and an Aaron Rodgers throw to Darnell Washington in the end zone. The defense shut out New Orleans […]
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In the Steelers Depot’s “After Dark” roundup for Oct. 26, the Steelers rally to a Week 7 victory despite offensive struggles, with QB Aaron Rodgers acknowledging the win’s importance. Defensive lineman T.J. Wilson praises the unit’s impact after a crucial TD, while Snoop Dogg celebrates the win on social media. The segment highlights key moments from the game and quick reactions from players and celebrities.
Patrick Graham reveals the candid first conversation he had with Steelers defensive lineman Yahya Black, a meeting that sparked curiosity but has since turned into a supportive mentorship as Black flourishes in his second NFL season under Graham’s guidance. The defensive tackle, now a rising star, reflects on the dialogue that laid the foundation for their working relationship, highlighting the coach’s straightforward approach and Black’s growth on the field.
Aaron Rodgers shocked fans by returning for the 2026 season after a solid 2025 campaign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Though he hinted at retirement, new head coach Mike McCarthy persuaded him to stay, leaving speculation about his future uncertain. Chad Johnson insists Rodgers won’t retire after the 2026 season, fueling debate over the quarterback’s next move.
Former NFL scout John Middlekauf declares the Pittsburgh Steelers a "playoff lock" after they start 5-2, citing their complementary football and Aaron Rodgers’ leadership. Speaking on The Colin Cowherd Podcast, Middlekauf praises Rodgers’ 1,699 passing yards, 13 touchdowns and five interceptions through seven weeks, arguing his toughness will propel Pittsburgh into the postseason. The Steelers sit second in the AFC North behind the 5-2 Browns and ahead of the 4-2 Bengals and 4-3 Ravens, keeping the division race tight. If the team avoids major injuries, they could secure a playoff spot and break a nine‑year drought.
In the latest Steelers Afternoon Drive podcast (Oct. 26, 2026), Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith break down Pittsburgh’s trench dominance in the win over the New Orleans Saints, praising center Zach Frazier as a possible league’s best. They also evaluate the impact of linebackers Patrick Queen and Payton Wilson and debate whether the Steelers will adopt a run-heavy scheme with Jaylen Warren as the focal point. The hosts invite fan interaction via YouTube, Twitter, and a call for black‑and‑gold vehicle photos.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin may be back in the league sooner than expected.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 […]
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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.
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.
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 […]
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