The Penguins (5‑9‑2, 7th in Metro) travel to Crypto.com Arena on Nov. 7 at 9 p.m. ET to face the LA Kings (5‑7‑2, 7th in Pacific). Both clubs are stuck near the bottom of their divisions, but the Kings have turned a 0‑4‑2 start into a 5‑3 run, highlighted by Adrian Kempe's first‑season hat trick. Pittsburgh’s power play sputters at 16% while LA’s sits at a league‑worst 62.2% penalty kill. Key lines feature Crosby, Malkin and Rakell for the Pens and Kempe, Panarin and Perry for the Kings. The game streams on ESPN+ and airs locally on ABTV and Sportsnet Pittsburgh.
Rookie safety Robert Spears‑Jennings sees his stock rise after eight games of solid play for the Steelers. While still sharing snaps with DeShon Elliott and contending with the Jalen Ramsey situation, Spears‑Jennings shows enough promise to earn a future starting role without being thrust into the spotlight. The article breaks down his recent performances and why Pittsburgh is cautiously boosting his value.
The latest Dallas Cowboys injury report for Week 9 includes DeMarvion Overshown's latest setback and updates on George Pickens and Joey Porter Jr.
With only the Titans and Steelers on the bye in Week 9, fantasy managers only have a small bye-week crunch […]
Pittsburgh has the most favorable remaining schedule for wide receivers in this analysis. Houston has the best fantasy-playoff run. Buffalo […]
In Week 8, Steelers guard Mason McCormick slammed Browns rookie Jared Verse headfirst after a jump, drawing an unnecessary‑roughness penalty. Officials may levy a $10,000–$12,500 fine, according to insiders, while McCormick claims he was coached to “dump” airborne players. Former Browns lineman Jason Pinkston defended the technique, but Verse, upset by the hit and his teammates’ muted reaction, says he “can’t have respect” for the play. The incident reignites the heated Steelers‑Browns rivalry and highlights the NFL’s safety enforcement.
The Steelers and the Titans are on a bye in Week 9, leaving fantasy managers with fewer options to stream […]
Rookie cornerback Daylen Everette sees increased snaps against the Bengals after Jamel Dean’s injury, suggesting the Steelers may lean on him to match up with Cincinnati’s larger receivers. The article notes this wasn’t a one‑off, recalling his previous involvement when facing the Bengals alongside Joey Porter Jr., and previews how Week 10 could further define Everette’s role.
The Steelers Depot asks fans to pinpoint the Steelers' next biggest weakness beyond the widely discussed wide receiver need. The piece examines current roster gaps, suggesting the team believes it can contend this season and must address its most vulnerable position to make a genuine playoff run. It invites readers to consider which player or unit holds the franchise back right now.
Here is everything you need to know about Penguins vs. Kings, including TV and streaming options for the game.
A decade‑long analysis of NFL halftime deficits shows teams trailing at the break win just 21.9% of the time (2,441 of 2,639 games, 2016‑2025). One‑score deficits (1‑7 points) are most survivable, with a 40.6% win rate for 1‑3‑point gaps and 28.3% for 4‑7 points, accounting for 78% of all comebacks. Multi‑score deficits are rare: 13.1% win rate for 8‑14 points and only 4.4% when down 15+. The Kansas City Chiefs (46.2%) and Pittsburgh Steelers (39.2%) lead franchises in comeback success, while the Browns languish at 9.1%. Notable turnarounds include the Vikings’ 33‑0 halftime loss to the Colts in 2022, the largest comeback ever. The data underscores how quickly win probabilities drop once a team falls beyond a single possession.
Former Steelers star Antonio Brown pleads guilty to aggravated assault with a firearm, stemming from a 2025 Florida shooting where he faced an attempted‑murder charge. Under a plea deal, Brown avoids jail, receiving three years of probation and weekly counseling. The 7‑time Pro Bowler, Steelers’ second‑all‑time leader in receptions, yards and touchdowns, maintains his claim of self‑defense during the incident.
Long snapper Christian Kuntz earns the NFLPA Week 9 Community MVP award while the Steelers sit on a four-game winning streak during their bye. Kuntz’s foundation, “Kuntz for Kids,” donated $10,000 to Pittsburgh Morrow School, funding a new resource room that provides monthly food, uniforms and hygiene kits for at‑risk families. The NFLPA matches the contribution with another $10,000. In his sixth Steelers season, Kuntz has appeared in 93 games and remains a hometown hero, having grown up in Bridgeville and set a sack record at Duquesne. His community work underscores his lasting impact on Pittsburgh.
In the latest Steelers Depot After Dark (Nov. 6), the blog breaks down the Baltimore Ravens’ trade of quarterback Jacoby Brissett, details the Steelers’ nominee for the NFL Salute to Service award, and highlights a new Heidenreich helmet decal debut. The segment also notes the Ravens’ turbulent 2026 season and coach John Harbaugh’s recent firing, providing quick nuggets for Steelers fans.
Former Steelers quarterback Kordell Stewart tells the Up & Adams show that, had he started in 1995, he believes Bill Cowher’s team could have beaten the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XXX. Stewart cites his 48‑29 career passer rating and highlights his versatile rookie season—touchdown pass to Ernie Mills, a 71‑yard reception, and stepping in for an injured Neil O’Donnell—while noting the Steelers fell 17‑27 after O’Donnell’s costly interceptions. He argues his dynamic play could have changed the outcome, even as the franchise later added two more titles in 2006 and 2009.
The NFL's trade deadline is Nov. 10 at 4 p.m. The Steelers sit atop the AFC North with a 6-2 record and could make a move or two to improve their chances of competing for a Super Bowl. But which moves, if any, should the Steelers actually make?
Former Steelers guard Alan Faneca and six‑time Pro Bowler David DeCastro both made #66 iconic in Pittsburgh. Now rookie guard Mason McCormick dons the same jersey, and a former Steeler says he’s already living up to the legacy. The article explores McCormick’s early impact, his performance metrics, and how his play mirrors the standards set by Hall of Famers, offering a fresh chapter in the #66 tradition.
Pavel Zacha scored twice and the Boston Bruins beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-2 on Thursday at PPG Paints Arena, improving to 12-4-1 on the season.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens could soon be traded by the Dallas Cowboys.
In this three‑minute episode of The Depot 180, Steelers Depot recaps the latest Pittsburgh Steelers headlines from early November 2026. The host covers recent player updates, roster moves, and transaction wire activity, giving fans a quick briefing on everything they missed in the past few days.
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In the November 6, 2026 episode of Steelers Afternoon Drive, co‑hosts Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith sit down with former quarterback Kordell Stewart to discuss his new HBO short film “Slash & Burn,” the inspiration behind it, and his take on the Steelers’ past. Stewart also shares how he now watches the league, his favorite current players, and whether he’d relive his career. The conversation wraps up with the hosts’ midseason analysis of Pittsburgh’s performance.
The Steelers enter their bye week on a four‑game winning streak, improving to 6‑2 and holding sole possession of the AFC North lead. With Cincinnati set to face Atlanta on Sunday, the outcome could determine whether Pittsburgh maintains first place. This preview outlines five key questions for the upcoming Friday night break, focusing on the team's momentum, playoff implications, and what they need to sustain their surge.
A former member of the Pittsburgh Steelers doesn't think the team will land another playmaker at the trade deadline.
The Steelers Depot drops Episode 2,073 of "The Terrible Take," a bite‑sized, daily show that runs 1–3 minutes at 5:30 PM EST. Hosted by Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, Jake Brockhoff and Joe Clark, the crew delivers quick, unfiltered takes on the latest Steelers news and NFL buzz. This episode continues the super‑mini version of their flagship podcast, giving fans a rapid, weekly round‑up of thoughts worth hearing.