When the Pittsburgh Steelers traded for Pro Bowl wide receiver DK Metcalf, the move was widely praised. Metcalf’s arrival meant

The Pittsburgh Steelers are lowballing teams while in trade talks to acquire a top wide receiver, according to CBS NFL insider Jonathan Jones. Jones says the Steelers have called plenty of teams and remain in contact with them but, to this point, have not put up a serious, competitive offer for one of the top playmakers.

Bookmakers are anticipating the Pittsburgh Steelers to be slightly worse in 2025, as the team's over/under is set at 8.5 wins, compared to the 10 games they won last season. In terms of odds to win the Super Bowl (+4500), the Pittsburgh Steelers are 19th in the league right now.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith joked that the team didn't bring quarterback Aaron Rodgers and wide receiver DK Metcalf aboard just so they can run the wishbone.

Top free agent wide receiver Keenan Allen says he is not interested in playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers. When asked if he would play for the team during a TikTok live, Allen said Aaron Rodgers makes it interesting, but he ultimately does not want to play there.

The NFL has officially released its 2025 Training Camp headwear, and the sideline hats that players are wearing are now available to fans.

Steelers standout edge rusher T.J. Watt, also seeking a new contract, is not attending Pittsburgh’s mandatory minicamp, per source.

However, it won’t come at too much of a cost. Steelers general manager Omar Khan is earning a reputation during trade talks, per Jonathan Jones.