Mike Tomlin and Omar Khan supported their mercurial receiver and dished on other topics including Watt, draft trades and the RB draft class.

The Pittsburgh Steelers added a high-end receiver in DK Metcalf this offseason, leaving George Pickens’ future in limbo. In an […]

Ben Roethlisberger shared his thoughts on whether Aaron Rodgers could turn the Pittsburgh Steelers into Super Bowl contenders. With a strong defense and key offensive weapons like George Pickens, the addition of Rodgers could elevate the team to another level.

Speaking to The Athletic's Mike Sando, one league executive said they "can’t think of a worse combination" for Rodgers than playing with DK Metcalf, George Pickens and working with offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.

The Steelers have talked up adding Metcalf, who they view as a dynamic player down the field, and paired with Pickens, could be the premier field-stretching duo in the NFL. Yet, it will have to come with a level-headedness in the locker room that would work week in and week out.

Coach Mike Tomlin and GM Omar Khan are waiting, just like the rest of us, to see what the four-time NFL MVP decides.

Several higher-ups within the Pittsburgh Steelers organization, such as HC Mike Tomlin and team president Art Rooney II, felt optimistic about his arrival—so why hasn't he signed? Here are three potential reasons why the four-time MVP has yet to officially confirm his arrival in Steel City for the 2025 season.

Pittsburgh's simplest path is selecting a player at No. 21 overall in April's NFL draft, but who will be available there and what kind of value those players will represent make the selection a rookie QB both risky and hard to predict.