The Pittsburgh Steelers newest star wide receiver shared even bigger news that singer Normani is now his fiancée.

Muth [Pat Freiermuth] working the middle?" Big Ben said in a video while wearing his old Steelers helmet. "I might need to throw my hat in the ring. If you're looking for a guy, I might still have ...

First it was kicker Chris Boswell and now Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger has taken to social media, helmet on and ready to make some throws for his old team. Steelers beat writer Mark Kaboly ...

Aaron Rodgers’ old comments about Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin have gone viral again amid rumors that the four-time MVP may join the AFC North club. Having been released by the New ...

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The 43-year-old humorously posted a video wearing his old Steelers helmet, expressing disbelief over the team's roster heading into the 2025 season, especially after the signing of Metcalf on Sunday.

Following Metcalf's acquisition, former Steelers great Ben Roethlisberger jokingly tossed his hat into the ring. The 43-year-old Roethlisberger hasn't played since 2021 as he awaits his candidacy ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers have reached out to Mason Rudolph about becoming the team’s backup quarterback, according to Dejan Kovacevic. Rudolph played with the Tennessee Titans as their backup to ...

Roethlisberger even threw on (presumably) one of his old Steelers helmets and committed fully his plea to coach Tomlin. The Steelers next QB remains a mystery, as the team has been reportedly ...

Roethlisberger said while wearing his old Steelers No. 7 helmet. Big Ben approved of the DK Metcalf trade. And it looks like he’s ready to come out of retirement 😳🤣 🎥: footbahlinwithben ...

The Steelers weren't touted as a landing spot for the 27-year-old star, but he's seemingly ... posted a video on social media with a Steelers helmet on and claimed he's willing to unretire.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman turned radio broadcaster Craig Wolfley died on Monday. The charismatic announcer was 66. Wofley took over as the team’s color commentator in 2022 following ...