To support his bold take, Rapoport referenced Steelers President Art Rooney II's comments about being confident Rodgers will sign with the Steelers. The insider clarified that the only time he felt unsure of the signing was when he heard the four-time MVP discuss retirement as a possibility.

Passing on a QB four times before selecting developmental prospect Will Howard in the sixth round suggests the Steelers are still hoping Rodgers will end up in Pittsburgh.

As the NFL offseason continues to drag on, quarterback Aaron Rodgers remains a free agent, with the Pittsburgh Steelers emerging as one of his only remaining options if he chooses to play. As the four-time MVP continues to not make a final decision,

The Pittsburgh Steelers are adding a veteran presence at WR to their offense — signing Super Bowl LVI champion Robert Woods to a one-year deal.

After bypassing a wide receiver in the NFL Draft, the Steelers added one in veteran Robert Woods on Monday, a league source confirmed to ESPN.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing free agent wide receiver Robert Woods to a one-year, $2 million deal, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Woods joined the team after the compensatory pick deadline, which expired at 4 p.m. on Monday. As a result, Woods’ contract has no impact on the compensatory pick formula.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Monday they were releasing safety Ryan Watts, whose football career is feared to be over because of a severe neck injury sustained last preseason. "After consulting with our medical team,

The Pittsburgh Steelers released former Texas defensive back Ryan Watts on Monday following a season-ending neck injury he sustained during the 2024 preseason. Watts is expected to medically retire from football as a result.

The Pittsburgh Steelers added to the receiving corps, signing Robert Woods after skipping the position during the NFL Draft.