In late June, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins shocked the NFL with a trade sending Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith to the AFC North, with Minkah Fitzpatrick going to the AFC East. The Steelers added DK Metcalf this offseason,

Ramsey and McBride are the newest names in this year's edition of the NFL Top 100 countdown, which has been gradually revealed throughout the offseason as the 2025 campaign approaches. It is the 15th consecutive year that current players voted for the list, and the top spot will be revealed Sept. 1.

With the NFC West getting their "Rivalries" uniform this year, that means the Seahawks are the only team in the NFL that is expected to unveil two new looks for 2025.

One of the Pittsburgh Steelers' newest additions is ranked among the league's top 100 players from last season. This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: New Steelers CB Ranks No. 66 on NFL’s

An NFL insider had to bring up Taylor Swift after Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan talked about quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. (WKBN) – Pittsburgh Steelers star TJ Watt has officially signed a four-year, $123 million contract extension, which includes $108 million guaranteed. Watt is slated to earn an average salary of $41 million per year, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

Not only did the Steelers draft Derrick Harmon in round one, they also drafted Jack Sawyer and Yahya Black in two of their next three picks. They signed Brandin Echols, Darius Slay, and Juan Thornhill. They traded for Jalen Ramsey. They signed T.J. Watt to the richest contract extension for any non-quarterback ever.

James Harrison, a Steelers' legend, spoke out about Rodgers and revealed a brutal prediction for the end of the future Hall of Famer's career. He could see Pittsburgh releasing Rodgers in the middle of the season.

The Super Bowl champion Eagles remain on top of our Power Rankings. Where do the Bills, Chiefs and Lions fit in?

TJ Watt is proud of what he has done in his Pittsburgh Steelers career — with the exception of one thing. The Steelers have made the postseason in 8 of the last 11 seasons, which is quite impressive.