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Former Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson warns that the Steelers‑Browns showdown is a make‑or‑break moment for Pittsburgh, saying a Cleveland win could jeopardize the franchise’s future. He stresses the game’s high stakes, framing it as a chance for the ‘student’ Browns to finally overtake the ‘master’ Steelers, and calls the weekend a pivotal Super Bowl‑type test for the Steel City.
Former Steelers cornerback Joe Haden criticizes Jalen Ramsey and Asante Samuel Jr. for lining up too deep inside the end zone during the Saints' fourth‑and‑goal TD that tied the game 10‑10 in Week 7. Haden argues that defensive backs must keep their heels on the goal line to force a tackle, pointing to the Saints’ 1‑yard TD pass from Tyler Shough to Devaughn Vele that ultimately allowed New Orleans to tie before Pittsburgh rallied to a 16‑10 win in Paris. He notes the Steelers' earlier goal‑line effort—including a Jamel Dean forced fumble and stops by Ramsey and Patrick Queen—but says the coverage misalignment cost them a crucial stop.
Despite a busy offseason—trading for veteran Michael Pittman Jr. and moving up in the second round to draft Germane Bernard—the Steelers’ receiver corps stays fragile. Pittman lands on injured reserve with an uncertain return, and rookie Roman Wilson also misses time, leaving Pittsburgh’s pass game in limbo. Quarterback Chris Simms argues the team shouldn’t scramble for another trade, urging the franchise to ‘stay the course’ and develop its existing talent.
Aaron Rodgers earns high praise from Steelers veteran Cam Heyward after leading Pittsburgh to a 16-10 international victory over the New Orleans Saints in Paris. Heyward, on "The Rich Eisen Show," calls Rodgers a "student of the game," highlighting his meticulous preparation, on‑field leadership and ability to read defenses. Rodgers finished the win with 212 yards, 19 of 30 passes and a touchdown, bringing his season totals to 1,699 yards, 13 TDs and five interceptions as the Steelers sit 5‑2, tied atop the AFC North ahead of Sunday’s clash with the Browns.
A former Steelers offensive lineman breaks down why Troy Fautanu’s biggest problem is his recent switch to left tackle—a position he played in college. After a promising rise on the Steelers’ right side that hinted at Pro Bowl honors, Fautanu’s production has slipped, already exceeding his 2025 sack total but still falling short of expectations. The analysis details the technical and situational factors behind the decline and what it means for his future.
"Kordell Stewart / Slash & Burn," a new HBO documentary, will cover the rise and fall of one of the most thrilling players in Steelers history.
Mike Tomlin criticised Giants head coach John Harbaugh’s rapid cuts of former Steelers players after a costly fumble by Cam Skattebo cost New York a win in Week 5. Tomlin said Harbaugh’s “overreaction”—benching Skattebo and releasing Najee Harris—sent a message that paid off, as the Giants rushed for 188 yards and four touchdowns in a 27‑21 OT win over Houston. Skattebo’s fourth fumble came in overtime against Washington on Oct. 11, and Harris was released on Oct. 20 after just 99 yards on 31 carries. Tomlin praised Harbaugh’s rivalry legacy while noting the hard‑line approach yielded results.
In the three‑minute Episode 630 of "The Depot 180" (Oct. 27, 2026), Steelers Depot host recaps the latest Steelers headlines, including player updates, injury reports, and recent transactions, delivering a quick, comprehensive rundown for fans who missed the past few days.
In the latest Steelers Afternoon Drive podcast (Oct. 27, 2026), hosts Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith debate whether Pittsburgh could land any of the Indianapolis Colts’ trade pieces or other market players, while also covering Dante Moore’s season‑ending injury. The episode folds in fan interaction, charity shout‑outs, and invites listeners to share their black‑and‑gold rides.
Mike McCarthy amps up the Steelers before their October 27 rematch with the Browns, a week after Cleveland’s 27-24 Thursday Night Football win on Oct. 1. He praises Cleveland’s surprising downtown and suburbs, recalling the historic Cardiac Kids rivalries. The Steelers sit 6-2, needing a win at Acrisure Stadium to claim first in the AFC North—something they haven’t accomplished in Cleveland since Halloween 2021 and haven’t lost at home since 2003. Both teams have new coaches, and McCarthy says the game marks a "new era" for the rivalry.
A former linebacker of the Pittsburgh Steelers has found a new home in the NFL.
In Week 3, the Steelers finally broke the 30‑point barrier after a sluggish start, and the offense has surged ever since, highlighted by a 16‑point low against New Orleans on Sunday. Former head coach Todd Haley reveals his biggest concern about the unit’s sustainability, warning that the recent explosion could mask deeper flaws. The article dissects recent game stats, key player performances, and Haley’s insights, offering fans a clear view of what may still hold the Steelers back.
A former running back of the Pittsburgh Steelers is looking for a new home.
A former defensive lineman of the Pittsburgh Steelers has found a new home in the NFL.
In the October 27, 2026 drop of The Terrible Take (Episode 2,063), Steelers Depot delivers a bite‑sized, daily recap podcast. Hosted by Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, Jake Brockhoff and Joe Clark, the 1‑3‑minute show airs each evening at 5:30 PM EST, offering quick, unfiltered takes on the latest Steelers news and broader NFL happenings. The episode promises the same irreverent commentary as its longer counterpart, The Terrible Podcast, but condensed for listeners on the go.
Former Steelers star James Heyward calls for the NFL to outlaw the Victory Formation, arguing it undermines competition. He references the 1978 ‘Miracle at the Meadowlands’ as the play’s origin and points to the Steelers’ recent double‑knee‑down against the New Orleans Saints as a modern example. Heyward urges the league to ban the kneel‑down to preserve fan engagement and player safety, sparking debate ahead of the upcoming season.
After a 16-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, the New Orleans Saints sit at 2-5 and head into a crucial bye week before hosting the Cleveland Browns on Nov. 8. Canal Street Chronicles invites fans to vote in the SB Nation Reacts poll for the team's mid‑season MVP, spotlighting players who have stood out despite the struggles. The article highlights the need for adjustments and asks readers to share their confidence in the Saints while signing up for weekly fan surveys.
All‑Pro defensive tackle Cam Heyward fires back at Browns edge rusher Jared Verse’s accusations that the Steelers play dirty after the 27‑24 Week 4 loss. Heyward, speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, says the physical tactics are part of the game and previews the upcoming Sunday rematch at Acrisure Stadium. Both teams sit 5‑2, with Cleveland leading the AFC North after their win. The Steelers are three‑point favorites and Aaron Rodgers is a dark‑horse MVP candidate. Heyward stresses respect for the Browns but welcomes the rivalry showdown.
Analyst Derrik Klassen argues the Pittsburgh Steelers finally have the talent to snap a ten‑year playoff drought, saying the team "can win a playoff game or two" after a surprising mid‑season surge. He points to the Steelers’ improved defense, the emergence of rookie quarterback and the resurgence of veteran wideout as key factors, and highlights their recent victories over AFC rivals. Klassen suggests the momentum could carry Pittsburgh into the postseason for the first time since 2016, and he backs his optimism with specific game‑by‑game performance metrics.
Cam Heyward praises rookie wide receiver Germie Bernard as the kind of mature talent the Steelers hoped to secure after trading up for him in the second round. Though initially projected as a depth player, Bernard has already made an impact early this season, giving Pittsburgh a much‑needed boost at receiver. Heyward’s endorsement highlights Bernard’s work ethic and readiness, suggesting he could be a key piece in the Steelers’ future passing attack.
Former Steelers quarterback Kordell Stewart praises Pittsburgh’s early‑season turnaround, saying the team now has a real chance to be "very good" after opting against a rebuild when Mike Tomlin stepped down. Stewart highlights the Steelers’ 7‑0 start, key performances and the breaking of a longtime mediocracy cycle, offering insider optimism for the franchise’s future.
The former Bengals receiver believes the Steelers' lack of a clear successor could give Rodgers leverage to delay retirement.
The Steelers snap a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, moving to 5-2 and staying in the AFC North hunt, but controversy erupts after officials overturn T.J. Watt’s forced fumble and recovery on a sack. Veteran quarterback Charlie Batch backs the reversal, arguing the call was correct. The article breaks down the play, the replay review, and its impact on the game’s momentum.
Elandon Roberts reveals the motivational speech he delivered to Steelers inside linebackers Patrick Queen and Payton Wilson before their Week 7 win over the New Orleans Saints. The defense limited the Saints to just 10 points, despite a few big plays, securing Pittsburgh’s third straight victory.
During NBC’s Sunday Night Football, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin likened Giants coach John Harbaugh’s handling of running backs to “killing a mosquito with an axe,” calling it an over‑reaction. Tomlin criticized Harbaugh for benching Cam Skattebo after a costly overtime fumble in the 27‑27 tie with Washington and for releasing former Steelers RB Najee Harris after Harris questioned his role. Harbaugh says the Harris move is roster‑related, not personal. The comments sparked fan buzz, with some praising Tomlin’s blunt humor while others noting the backlash. Skattebo later helped the Giants win 27‑21 in overtime over Houston.