Thanks to the trade that landed the Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf, the Steelers no longer have a second-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft. This is a small price to pay for a talent like Metcalf but it does complicate things for the Steelers when it comes to their first-round pick.

In addition to the 30 official visits, NFL teams are able to hold visits with local players, as long as they do not provide transportation. A “local” player is determined to be a player who is from or attends college in the “local metropolitan area as defined by a current Rand McNally map.”

The Steelers follow suit but later in the draft, trading up to pick No. 44 with the Dallas Cowboys in the second round to select Jalen Milroe, a quarterback out of Alabama. While

Does any team want Russell Wilson starting for them at quarterback in 2025? I ask this earnestly, because Steelers fans lived that experience in 2024 and don't

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The Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes are beginning to heat up, with the legendary quarterback visiting the Pittsburgh Steelers on Friday. And in the wake of this meeting between the two sides, it sounds like the Steelers are pushing all their chips to the center of the table when it comes to their pursuit of the former New York Jets passer.