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steelersdepot.com | Alex Kozora
After four years of RB Najee Harris playing game in and game out, the Pittsburgh Steelers have a different vibe to their backfield in 2025. Jaylen Warren returns as the presumed starter but is joined by two outsiders in veteran Kenneth Gainwell and rookie Kaleb Johnson. Under an offensive coordinator like Arthur Smith known for rotating his backs, it’s anyone’s guess how the Steelers’ committee will function. PPG beat writer Brian Batko gave his best guess to how it’ll look.
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bvmsports.com | Alex Kozora
Bringing you guys another video today. We're doing something different and recurring through the rest of the offseason-welcome to Jeopardy: Steelers Depot edition. Join Ross McCorkle, Scott Brown, and Josh Carney for Episode One as they compete to be the show's winner. Set up like the actual show, they'll attempt to be the first to "buzz in" and answer Steelers questions in four different categories: Steelers' history, Colleges, Potpourri (random questions), and Modern Day.
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steelersdepot.com | Alex Kozora
Now that Aaron Rodgers has all but confirmed that 2025 will be his 21st and final NFL season, parallels between his current and former teams, the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets, are only heightened. That’s the case Rich Eisen made reacting to Rodgers’ interview on The Pat McAfee Show Tuesday, saying he was “pretty sure” he’ll retire no matter how his season in Pittsburgh goes.
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3 days ago |
steelersdepot.com | Alex Kozora
Adding wide receiver DK Metcalf is the main attraction of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offseason and will be the team’s top passing game target. But Aaron Rodgers is just as excited about the tight ends who populate the team’s depth chart, offering a wide variety of traits and skillsets that complement each other well. Rodgers dove into the group during a Tuesday interview with The Pat McAfee Show. “He’s a super talented guy,” Rodgers said of starter Pat Freiermuth. “He can do a lot of different things.
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3 days ago |
steelersdepot.com | Alex Kozora
Aaron Rodgers isn’t just focused on himself. Knowing he is almost certainly going into the final year of his career, his aim is to leave the franchise better than he entered it. That means helping a potential succession plan, or at the least give a rookie like QB Will Howard as much information as possible to help him thrive should the keys be handed to him.
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RT @Steelersdepot: The Steelers just hate doing incentives for non-QBs (it's true) and thus if they had ANY interest in Alexander, they wou…
Nah not with Tomlin on a $50 million contract. Rooney won't eat that money.
@Alex_Kozora I could see this being his last year of they miss the playoffs. Next year would be an ideal time to start fresh with the draft here, a lot of picks, and aging veterans that they can move like watt, Minkah, or Heyward
Mike Tomlin will coach through at least his current contract (2027). Right or wrong, like Noll and Cowher, I think he'll leave on his own terms.
It's June 18, 2030. Is Mike Tomlin still the head coach of the Steelers? I say he isn't. @Alex_Kozora says he is. #Steelers #NFL