The rampant internet speculation about whether the Steelers should part ways with longtime head coach Mike Tomlin received a significant, personal endorsement this week from a source some may characterize as unlikely: Legendary star QB Ben Roethlisberger.
Bengals star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase will miss a game and a paycheck after the NFL suspended him Monday for spitting in the face of Steelers defensive back Jalen Ramsey.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense was completely ineffective against the Chargers on Sunday Night Football, and Aaron Rodgers was a big part of it.
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers delivered a curse-filled explosion Sunday during the team’s 35-25 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Aaron Rodgers is well-known for his ability to get Packers fans out of their seats and to get loud. However, it had a different effect than he’s used to on Sunday night.
It’s probably not accurate to call the Packers and Steelers rivals, though one could be forgiven for thinking that while watching the fracas that broke out between the two teams Sunday night.
The Packers-Steelers game seemed all but settled in the final moments of the fourth quarter Sunday night, with the only notable remaining photo-op being the exchange of handshakes after Green Bay thoroughly humbled their former signal-caller, Aaron Rodgers.
Bengals fans chanted, “Thank you, Cleveland!” Thursday night, after Browns castoff Joe Flacco led Cincinnati to an upset victory over Pittsburgh in stunning fashion.
An American football player was mugged and injured on Friday in Dublin, Ireland, as the Pittsburgh Steelers prepared to go up against the Minnesota Vikings.
Everyone loves a good revenge/comeback story, but there’s no reason to believe that Aaron Rodgers beating the Jets or Daniel Jones crushing the Dolphins means anything in the big picture. But those are just a couple of reactions from Week 1, let’s dive in!
Someone tried to steal the moment from “Old Glory” on Sunday as a man became stuck on top of a giant American flag before the Jets’ home opener against Pittsburgh.
Matthew Rooney, the grandson of Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney, died at the age 51 last Friday.
Shane Tamura, the crazed shooter who killed four people in the building containing NFL headquarters in Manhattan on Monday night, referenced former Pittsburgh Steeler Terry Long in a note blasting the league.
Former Notre Dame great and longtime NFL veteran Oliver Gibson has passed away at the age of 53.
Despite assurances that he would keep his word and appear at a youth football camp in Pittsburgh regardless of his trade to the Dallas Cowboys, ex-Steeler George Pickens has decided to bail and not appear at the camp.
Aaron Rodgers is getting a fresh start with the Steelers in 2025 after a rough couple of years with the Jets. However, this newest fresh start will likely be his last season in the NFL.
Former NFL great Antonio Brown is wanted by authorities for attempted murder with a firearm, according to a report in the Washington Post.
That Aaron Rodgers was headed to Pittsburgh was one of the worst-kept secrets in football. All that remained a mystery were the details. Now, we know at least two key details.
Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph was welcomed warmly by the crowd last week at President Trump’s rally in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. However, apparently not all yinzers were so thrilled.
President Donald Trump received a warm welcome from steelworkers in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, on Friday, and he was presented with a custom jersey by several Pittsburgh Steelers players.
It’s no secret that the Cowboys wanted and needed another receiver. Now, they have one, but the way they and the Steelers went about it is a bit bizarre.
Ryan Watts, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ former sixth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, medically retired from football at 23.
Ray Seals, a staple of the defensive front that helped lead the Steelers to a Super Bowl appearance in the mid-90s, has died.
The Baltimore Ravens eliminated the Pittsburgh Steelers from the playoffs Saturday night. After the game, Steelers wide receiver George Pickens did his best to eliminate any hope Steelers fans may have had for the future.
The Kansas City Chiefs had a lot on the line when they took on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day. They would secure the #1 overall playoff seeding in the AFC with a win. QB Patrick Mahomes wanted the win for that reason as well. But he also had an extra, hidden motivation.
The Kansas City Chiefs handily defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day, advancing to 15-1 on the season and locking up the #1 seed in the AFC Playoffs. However, if Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes thought winning the #1 seed was the only reward he would receive for the big win, he was mistaken.
Chiefs rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy was hit with a penalty following his first quarter end zone celebration that has fans scratching their heads.
Christmas Day was once the exclusive territory of the NBA. In recent years, the NFL has decided to invade that territory and play multiple games on Christmas. While this has yielded increased revenues for the NFL, it doesn’t make former Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger happy at all.
Baltimore ravens head coach John Harbaugh gave a touching Christmas message Saturday after winning a spot in the coming NFL playoffs
The Steelers were downright inhospitable to the visiting Browns on Sunday, and, as it turns out, so were Steelers fans.
Wide receiver George Pickens seemed to go off the rails in a violent fit in the final seconds of the Pittsburgh Steelers loss on Thursday
Ex-NFL player Le’Veon Bell endorsed Donald Trump at a rally lat week in Latrobe, PA, and this week he is emphasizing that endorsement.
During the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s football game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets, a fan ran onto the field with a political sign before security escorted her off.
Former President Donald Trump was welcomed at the Pittsburgh Steelers game against the New York Jets on Sunday night to thunderous chants of, “USA! USA!”
Antonio Brown and Le’Veon Bell, former star players of the Pittsburgh Steelers, registered voters for Trump in Pennsylvania this weekend.
Former President Donald Trump was joined by former NFL stars Le’Veon Bell and Antonio Brown at his Latrobe, Pennsylvania, campaign rally Saturday, riling up the crowd for the upcoming election.
Pittsburgh Steelers spokesman Burt Lauten announced former President Donald Trump will attend Sunday’s game against the New York Jets as a “guest.”
Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown pointed out that former President Donald Trump “embodies” the values of “hard work” and “loyalty.”
It has been nearly a week since Caitlin Clark’s season ended, only two games into the WNBA playoffs. However, she’s still getting cheered.
Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick expressed frustration, and bewilderment after he was penalized for unnecessary roughness stemming from a hit on a defenseless receiver.
