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Listen: The Terrible Take (Episode 2,060)
The Terrible Take drops its 2,060th mini‑episode on October 24, 2026, delivering a quick 1‑3 minute roundup at 5 PM EST. Steelers Depot hosts Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander and Joe Clark as they riff on the day's hottest Steelers news, from game analysis to roster moves. This daily bite‑size format promises the same bold opinions as the full Terrible Podcast, but in a rapid, seven‑days‑a‑week package.
Zach Frazier Offers High Praise For Max Iheanachor’s Quick Learning Curve
Teammate Zach Frazier praises Steelers rookie Max Iheanachor for his rapid learning and on‑field adjustments ahead of his fifth start. Frazier notes that, despite early growing pains, Iheanachor’s progress has been evident as he prepares to face the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Sunday, October 24. The endorsement highlights the young player’s improving football IQ and the positive trajectory of Pittsburgh’s first‑round pick.
Patrick Queen Fined For Hit In Week 6
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen receives a $17,911 fine for an unnecessary roughness hit on a defenseless Tampa Bay Buccaneers player during the Steelers' Week 6 victory. The unpenalized tackle occurs with 7:15 left in the fourth quarter on a pass to WR Emeka [...], prompting NFL discipline.
‘That’s How I Want It:’ Roman Wilson Embraces Aaron Rodgers’ Tough Love
Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson, currently on IR with a finger injury, missed the team's Paris trip ahead of the Week 7 game and instead visited his alma mater, Michigan. While there, he appeared on FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff before Michigan’s matchup with Indiana, where he reiterated Aaron Rodgers’ tough‑love coaching style, saying, “That’s how I want it.” The piece highlights Wilson’s recovery status, his media spot, and the influence of Rodgers on his mindset.
‘You Just F—ed Us’: Joe Haden Reflects On Botched Pass Interference Call Against Saints
Joe Haden revisits the Steelers' heartbreaking 31-28 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 24, 2016, branding the missed pass‑interference call a “botched” decision that cost Pittsburgh the AFC North lead and playoff chances. Haden details how JuJu Smith‑Schuster’s fumble on the final drive capped a chaotic fourth quarter riddled with turnovers and a failed fake punt, underscoring the impact of that controversial call on the game’s outcome.
Officials Missed Potential Game-Changing Penalty Call Against Browns In Steelers’ Week 4 Loss
The Browns edge the Steelers 27-24 in Week 4 after a last‑second field goal, but the game’s outcome may have hinged on a missed call. Officials led by Clete Blakeman failed to penalize a hip‑drop tackle with 9:28 left in the third quarter, a non‑call that could have turned the tide for Pittsburgh. The article breaks down the play, the potential penalty, and how the oversight influenced the final score.
Beat Writer Names Prospect To ‘Circle’ For Steelers In 2027 Draft
The Steelers may keep their recent quarterback‑drafting streak alive in 2027, aiming for a third consecutive QB pick after selecting Will Howard (6th round, 2025) and Drew Allar (3rd round, 2026). Beat writer Mike DeFabo of The Athletic flags Ole Miss’s Trinidad Chambliss as a potential target, suggesting the Steelers could "circle" the promising prospect in next year’s draft.
Fowler: Executives Believe Jaguars Will ‘Seriously’ Consider Trading WR Brian Thomas Jr.
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, Jacksonville Jaguars executives signal they will “seriously” consider moving wideout Brian Thomas Jr. after his impressive rookie campaign of 87 receptions, 1,112 yards and 8 touchdowns. The trade buzz has intensified, positioning Thomas as the most discussed receiver on the market this year. Steelers Depot examines the Jaguars’ stance, potential trade partners, and how his departure could reshape Jacksonville’s offense.
Three Non-WR Positions The Steelers Could Trade For
The Steelers are eyeing trades beyond the usual wide‑receiver market as injuries to Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson create depth concerns. The article outlines three non‑WR positions—likely on the offensive line, defensive front, or secondary—where Pittsburgh could make moves before the trade deadline, detailing potential targets, salary‑cap implications, and how each addition could shore up the roster for the stretch run.
Steelers Spin: When In Paris
The Steelers' Paris adventure blends team bonding with French culture, as players sample croissants, bike through the city, and feast on coq au vin. While the author jokes about pricey souvenirs, the post highlights the squad's off‑field experiences overseas during the October 2026 trip.
Steelers Versus Saints: Week Seven Projected Inactive List
The Pittsburgh Steelers will play the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Sunday. If you’re like me, you’re counting down the hours until the 9:30 AM/EST kickoff. As usual, I attempt to project the Steelers’ inactives for every game of the 2026 season. Below is my best guess as to which players won’t be given …
Steelers Vs Saints X Factor: WR Germie Bernard
Ahead of the October 24 matchup with the New Orleans Saints, Steelers Depot highlights wide receiver Germie Bernard as the Steelers' X‑factor. The weekly column notes that Pittsburgh has struggled for consistency on offense, and Bernard's playmaking ability could tip the scales against the Saints. The piece previews his impact, potential routes, and how his emergence may address the Steelers' recent woes.
Steelers Elevate Two Players Ahead Of Saints Game
The Steelers have promoted wide receivers Brandon Johnson and Brandon Smith from the practice squad for the second consecutive week ahead of Sunday’s clash with the New Orleans Saints. Smith, who debuted in Week 5 against the Indianapolis Colts, is being elevated for a third time, prompting the club to consider a permanent signing. The moves highlight Pittsburgh’s depth concerns at receiver as they gear up for the upcoming game.
Steelers Activate Safety DeShon Elliott To 53-Man Roster In Boost To Pittsburgh’s Secondary
The Pittsburgh Steelers activate safety DeShon Elliott from injured reserve, adding him back to the 53‑man roster after six weeks recovering from a 2025 knee/leg injury. Elliott is cleared to suit up for the upcoming matchup against the New Orleans Saints this weekend, bolstering a secondary that has faced recent injuries. The move signals a boost to Pittsburgh’s defensive depth as the season progresses.
Study: Pittsburgh Has A Three-And-Out Problem
The Steelers' season is being hampered by a surge in three‑and‑outs, as the team consistently fails to build early drive momentum. The author analyzes league‑wide data, comparing Pittsburgh’s three‑and‑out rate to every NFL franchise on offense and defense, and presents a visual breakdown of where the Steelers rank. The piece highlights how this pattern is affecting game outcomes and sets the stage for potential adjustments.
Steelers To Wear New Uniform Combination Against Saints
The Steelers will debut a fresh look for their Week 7 away game against the New Orleans Saints in Paris, swapping traditional road pants for black color‑rush trousers while keeping the white jersey. The uniform change, announced on October 24, 2026, highlights the team's first European matchup and adds a sleek, monochrome twist to their standard road attire.
Germie Bernard Could Be A Long-Term Answer To Pittsburgh’s Wide Receiver Woes
The Steelers' chronic receiver struggles may finally find a solution in rookie wideout Germie Bernard. After years of failed upgrades—including trades for DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr.—Pittsburgh has lacked depth and playmaking ability. Bernard, drafted for his size and route-running, shows potential to become a long‑term fixture in the passing game, offering a possible answer to the team's offensive woes.
Saints Make Roster Moves Ahead Of Steelers Game
The New Orleans Saints promote two practice‑ squad players for their upcoming Week 7 clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris. Offensive tackle Easton Kilty and ex‑Cleveland Browns receiver Cedric Tillman earn spots on the active roster, giving the Saints depth ahead of the game. The moves were announced on October 24, 2026, as the team prepares for the high‑profile matchup.
The Steelers Have A Special Teams Evaluation Problem – And It’s Not A New One
The Steelers' special teams woes deepen as fourth‑round pick Kaden Wetjen, a two‑time Jet Award return specialist, struggles to make an impact after six games. Despite being drafted for his dynamic return potential, Wetjen has yet to justify the investment, highlighting a persistent evaluation issue that the franchise has faced for years.
Steelers Vs Saints Preview: 5 Keys To Victory In Week 7
The Steelers, 4‑2 and tied atop the AFC North, travel to Paris for a Week 7 showdown with the 2‑4 New Orleans Saints. After a dramatic comeback win over Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh looks to secure a third straight victory, while the Saints aim to bounce back from a win against New York. The preview outlines five critical factors that could decide the game, including quarterback play, defensive matchups, special teams, turnover battle, and coaching adjustments.
Troy Fautanu Explains Why Move Back To Left Tackle Even Harder Than Rookie Shift To Right
Steelers offensive line overhaul sees veteran Troy Fautanu shifted back to left tackle, a move he admits is tougher than his rookie switch to right tackle. Despite playing left tackle in college, Fautanu wrestles with footwork, hand placement and scheme nuances after two NFL seasons at right tackle. The article details his adjustment challenges, the coaching staff’s expectations, and how the transition impacts the Steelers' protection schemes heading into the 2026 season.
National Analyst Names Steelers’ Most Likely Trade Candidate
With the NFL trade deadline looming, the Steelers sit at 4-2 and are set to face the New Orleans Saints in Paris. A win would push them to 5-2 and likely turn Pittsburgh into a buyer at the deadline. A national analyst has identified the Steelers' top trade candidate, sparking speculation about potential moves before the deadline.
The Steelers Can Set A Franchise First With A Win Sunday
The Steelers eye a franchise‑first this Sunday: back‑to‑back victories on European soil if they defeat the New Orleans Saints in Dublin. The article reviews Pittsburgh’s limited history in overseas games—including last year’s matchup against the Vikings—highlighting the rarity of consecutive wins abroad. A win would mark the first time the Steelers claim two straight European triumphs, adding historic intrigue to the upcoming contest.
Hoke Praises Steelers’ Deployment Of Jalen Ramsey: ‘Exactly The Way He Should Be Used’
Former Steelers captain Chris Hoke lauds the team's new role for Jalen Ramsey, saying the veteran cornerback is finally being used "exactly the way he should be" after earning his second Defensive Player of the Week honor on Sunday. In his second season with Pittsburgh, Ramsey has shifted from a pure lockdown outside corner to a more versatile, impact‑driven defender, a change Hoke believes maximizes his strengths.
Beat Writer Suggests Replacing Kaden Wetjen – With Eli Heidenreich
Steelers beat writer Ray Fittipaldo argues that rookie returner Kaden Wetjen, a fourth‑round pick, has been a major letdown, seeing little production on kick and punt returns. The columnist proposes replacing him with veteran specialist Eli Heidenreich, suggesting the move could improve Pittsburgh’s special‑teams performance this season.
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