Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowSteelers shake up roster, cut veteran WR WoodsPittsburgh fans, the Steelers are finally breaking their old habit of hanging onto aging wide receivers. Robert Woods, a familiar name with a solid NFL past, just got released as the team looks to inject more youth and energy into their lineup. This move signals a real shift—no more relying on big names with little production. Instead, the Steelers are betting on fresher talent to make a difference on the field. What do you think: Is this the start of a smarter, more competitive Steelers roster? Who should they target next? #Sports #Football #Steelers32Share
Jay Williams+FollowSteelers’ risky move: Eku Leota left off squadPittsburgh’s decision to leave Eku Leota off both the main roster and practice squad is raising eyebrows, especially with key edge rushers like Herbig and Highsmith nursing injuries. Leota flashed real potential in preseason, often looking more explosive than some drafted players. Now, with only T.J. Watt and rookie Jack Sawyer fully healthy, the Steelers are banking on depth that’s unproven or injury-prone. Could this gamble backfire if injuries hit? Fans have long debated the team’s approach to edge rusher depth—what’s your take on this move? #Sports #Football #Steelers30Share
Michael Pitts+FollowSteelers legend spills on Tomlin falloutJames Harrison just shared a side of Steelers coach Mike Tomlin that most fans never hear about. According to Harrison, their relationship broke down when Tomlin stopped being upfront, especially after Harrison was benched without warning. Harrison says he was left in the dark about his role, which led to a messy exit from Pittsburgh. Even though things have since smoothed over, Harrison’s story makes you wonder: How much honesty do players really get from their coaches? What do you think—should coaches always tell it straight, even if it’s tough to hear? #Sports #Football #Steelers30Share
phughes+FollowSteelers Bring Back Buckeye Trey SermonSteelers Nation, what do you think about the return of Buckeye alum Trey Sermon? After being cut, Sermon chose to stick with the Black and Gold, joining the practice squad instead of testing free agency. He showed some real juice in preseason—5.0 yards per carry and the only rushing TD. Could Sermon become a key depth piece behind Warren and Gainwell? Let’s talk about his fit and potential impact! #Sports #Football #Steelers40Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowSteelers fans: Could Skowronek surprise us?The Steelers’ wide receiver lineup just got a shakeup—DK Metcalf is in, but the depth behind him is thinner than ever. With George Pickens gone, the team is counting on lesser-known names to step up. Ben Skowronek, who made his mark on special teams last year, is now showing real promise as a bigger target in training camp and preseason. If Arthur Smith’s offense leans on the run, expect to see Skowronek lining up as the second receiver more often. Do you think he can become a key contributor this season? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #Steelers20Share
glen25+FollowRodgers named Steelers captain, critics silencedAaron Rodgers just proved the doubters wrong—again. Despite all the talk about him being more interested in the spotlight than football, his new Steelers teammates voted him team captain for 2025. That’s not just a title; it’s a sign of real respect in the locker room. Even rookie QB Will Howard says Rodgers’ leadership is the real deal, pushing everyone to be their best. Alongside stars like Watt, Heyward, and Killebrew, the Steelers are rolling into the season with a strong group of leaders. What do you think—can Rodgers change the narrative for good in Pittsburgh? #Sports #Football #Steelers10Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowShould the Steelers bring back Diontae Johnson?Diontae Johnson is back on the market, and the Steelers’ search for a reliable wide receiver just got interesting. Johnson’s time away from Pittsburgh hasn’t gone smoothly—he’s bounced between teams and struggled to find his groove. But when he was here, he was a dependable No. 2 option and earned a big contract. Sure, there was some drama, but compared to other locker room distractions, he wasn’t the worst. With the Steelers still looking for that missing piece, is it time to bring Johnson home, or is the risk just too high? What do you think—should the Steelers roll the dice? #Sports #Football #Steelers65Share
phughes+FollowSteelers’ WR depth: Which veteran fits best?Pittsburgh’s Super Bowl push is missing one thing: reliable wide receiver depth behind DK Metcalf. With the post-cuts market looking thin, four recently released veterans—Michael Gallup, Hunter Renfrow, Mecole Hardman, and Laviska Shenault Jr.—could each bring something unique to the table. Gallup’s physicality, Renfrow’s route-running, Hardman’s speed, and Shenault’s versatility all offer intriguing options for the Steelers’ rotation. None are headline-makers, but one of them might be the missing piece to round out the roster. Which of these names would you want to see in black and gold? Let’s talk! #Sports #Football #Steelers31Share
phughes+FollowSteelers made the right call on Kenny PickettWatching Kenny Pickett bounce from team to team, it’s clear the Steelers dodged a bullet by moving on when they did. Once seen as Pittsburgh’s next franchise QB, Pickett never found his footing, and now he’s on his fourth team in as many seasons, this time as a backup for the Raiders. Omar Khan’s quick decision to cut ties freed up the Steelers to seek real improvement at quarterback, rather than clinging to false hope. It’s tough to admit a draft miss, but Pittsburgh’s willingness to move forward could pay off big in the seasons ahead. What do you think—was it the right move? #Sports #Football #Steelers80Share
glen25+FollowSteelers shake up: Robert Woods releasedRobert Woods, a Super Bowl-winning receiver with over 8,000 career yards, has been released by the Steelers just months after signing. Despite his experience and early expectations, Woods struggled in preseason and was edged out by younger talent and special teams contributors. The team’s focus on versatility—like adding tight end Jonnu Smith—meant fewer spots for receivers. Woods’ departure signals a changing of the guard in Pittsburgh’s offense. What do you think about the Steelers’ decision to move on from a proven veteran? Could this open the door for new stars to emerge? #Sports #Football #Steelers10Share
