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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.
DK’s Double Shot of Steelers: Friday free-for-all!
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.
The Boston Bruins beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-2 on Nov. 6, 2026, but rookie forward James Hagens left early in the third period after a cross‑check to his lower back by Samuel Girard. The 20‑year‑old logged just under 12 minutes, registering four shots before exiting and did not return. Hagens, the league’s leading rookie scorer with 12 points in 17 games, also ranks among the top rookie blockers. His injury comes as the Bruins prepare for a two‑day break before hosting the Florida Panthers, adding to concerns after teammate Matthew Poitras’ nose injury.
Colts wide receiver Josh Downs, 25, has asked to be traded and is drawing interest from the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers, ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler reports. Downs, who has 30 catches for 330 yards and one TD this season, could be moved before the Nov. 6 trade deadline, amid Indianapolis' recent deals involving Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner. Fowler hints more teams may act after the weekend's games, while rumors also link star running back Jonathan Taylor to the trade block.
The New York Mets re‑sign veteran right‑hander Robert Stock to a one‑year split deal, marking a modest move by president David Stearns in his fourth offseason. Stock, 37, posted a 5.93 ERA with 29 strikeouts over 30.1 innings last year and saw mixed results—including a 5⅓‑inning shutout versus the Rays and a rough stretch surrendering 15 runs to the Brewers and Pirates. With the bullpen largely dismantled at the trade deadline, the Mets hope the aging arm can provide depth as they rely on young pitchers like Nolan McLean and Christian Scott to revive the rotation. Fans will watch to see if Stock can exceed his inconsistent 2026 performance.
DK's Double Shot of Penguins: How do you fix this?
Former Steelers star praises the subtle yet impactful tweaks introduced by new head coach Mike McCarthy, noting they’ve helped Pittsburgh surge to a 6-2 record and the top spot in the AFC North. The article highlights one specific change that’s flown under the radar but is credited for improving the team’s execution, and discusses how McCarthy’s early adjustments are shaping a promising season.
NFL insider Albert Breer says the Steelers could trade veteran linebacker Cole Holcomb to acquire a wide receiver before the Nov. 10 deadline. Holcomb, who missed all of 2024 after a knee injury, returned to make a key forced fumble in the Steelers' 21‑14 win over the Patriots in Week 3. He’s logged four tackles in 22 snaps over eight games. The Steelers are linked to Jaguars' Brian Thomas Jr., Colts' Josh Downs, and Jets' Garrett Wilson, with interest also from Kansas City and Washington.
Future Hall of Famer Travis Kelce hails Steelers tight end Darnell Washington as his new favorite player to watch after Washington’s 58‑yard catch and run against the Cleveland Browns. Kelce praised the tight end’s release, body control and size on the “New Heights” podcast, while quarterback Aaron Rodgers echoed the sentiment, noting Washington’s huge catch radius and natural hands. Washington, now on pace for a breakout season with 254 yards and three TDs on 19 receptions, signed a four‑year, $42 million extension in June. The buzz underscores his rising impact on the Steelers offense.
Ahead of Thursday’s showdown with the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Los Angeles Kings wrap up a full‑ice practice following a 5‑2 victory over San Jose. Head coach Todd Laviolette reviews prospects Brayden Turcotte and Filip Fiala, outlines alignment tweaks, and confirms the 56/24/40 line combo for the upcoming game. The Kings’ homestand continues strong after a day off, with the practice serving as a final tune‑up before the evening matchup.
Former Steelers slot cornerback Arthur Maulet announces his retirement after nine NFL seasons. The 33‑year‑old undrafted rookie signed in 2017 with the New Orleans Saints, bounced through the Colts, Jets and a second Saints stint before anchoring Pittsburgh’s secondary in 2021‑22, logging 106 tackles, two sacks and an interception. After the Steelers cut him in 2023, Maulet joined the Ravens, earning a two‑year extension following a 2023 breakout. Injuries limited him to three games in 2024, and brief spells with Houston (2025) and Detroit’s practice squad ended with his release last November. He finishes with 239 tackles, five sacks and five interceptions.
PlayerProfiler’s Week 9 dynasty fantasy guide recommends buying Denver QB Bo Nix, who’s posted back‑to‑back QB1 weeks, averaging 14.8 points and facing favorable matchups through the playoffs. Conversely, it advises selling Steelers RB Jaylen Warren despite his elite 20.1 PPR average, because returning back‑up Rico Dowdle could curb his upside. The piece highlights Nix’s climb to QB25 (QB18 on KeepTradeCut) and Warren’s top‑tier efficiency stats, giving managers clear trade targets before Week 9 kicks off.
In the A to Z Sports Mock Draft, the Steelers pick Texas quarterback Arch Manning at No. 27 overall, imagining his entry into the 2027 NFL Draft. Manning, the grandson of Archie and nephew of Peyton and Eli, logged 2,942 yards, 24 TDs and 7 INTs in a 9‑3 season for Texas, sparking talk of a future first‑overall pick. Steelers coach Mike McCarthy sees a potential duo with Manning to finally end Pittsburgh’s post‑Roethlisberger quarterback carousel. While Manning has announced he will return to Texas for 2026, the mock scenario highlights his franchise‑changing appeal for Pittsburgh.
The Boston Bruins steamroll the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-2, but the post‑game buzz centers on James Hagens’ injury. Conor Ryan’s podcast breaks down Hagens’ status, the Bruins’ offensive outburst led by David Pastrnak, Pavel Zacha and Morgan Geekie, and the team’s tightening defense and goaltending. The discussion also previews Boston’s next challenges against the Florida Panthers and Montreal Canadiens.
Undrafted rookie Kevin Jobity Jr. surprises Steelers fans by surviving the August 53‑man cutdown and remaining on the roster through early‑season shuffling. Despite minimal buzz in preseason projections, the Pittsburgh Steelers retain the defensive back, giving him his first major NFL opportunity and hinting at a potential impact role. The article details his path from free‑agent signing to earning a spot on the active roster as the team navigates weekly roster moves.