
Jason Mackey
Senior Sports Writer at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Columnist for @PGSportsNow. Abby's husband. Rider & Teddy's dad. Survives on Grateful Dead, running and coffee. Every silver lining's got a touch of grey.
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gazettextra.com | Jason Mackey
PITTSBURGH - A few times per month, sometimes without warning, Nate Mahon will look down at his phone and see Kaleb Johnson on the other end, the new Steelers running back eager to FaceTime with Mahon's three kids. Mahon coached Johnson at Hamilton High School, located outside of Cincinnati. He visited the University of Iowa about a half-dozen times to cheer on his former player. But this side of Johnson is always different. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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kdhnews.com | Jason Mackey
By Jason Mackey - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (TNS) PITTSBURGH - A few times per month, sometimes without warning, Nate Mahon will look down at his phone and see Kaleb Johnson on the other end, the new Steelers running back eager to FaceTime with Mahon's three kids. Mahon coached Johnson at Hamilton High School, located outside of Cincinnati. He visited the University of Iowa about a half-dozen times to cheer on his former player. But this side of Johnson is always different.
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thederrick.com | Jason Mackey
PITTSBURGH — A few times per month, sometimes without warning, Nate Mahon will look down at his phone and see Kaleb Johnson on the other end, the new Steelers running back eager to FaceTime with Mahon's three kids. Mahon coached Johnson at Hamilton High School, located outside of Cincinnati. He visited the University of Iowa about a half-dozen times to cheer on his former player. But this side of Johnson is always different.
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miamiherald.com | Jason Mackey
PITTSBURGH - A few times per month, sometimes without warning, Nate Mahon will look down at his phone and see Kaleb Johnson on the other end, the new Steelers running back eager to FaceTime with Mahon's three kids. Mahon coached Johnson at Hamilton High School, located outside of Cincinnati. He visited the University of Iowa about a half-dozen times to cheer on his former player. But this side of Johnson is always different.
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dailygazette.com | Jason Mackey
PITTSBURGH — A few times per month, sometimes without warning, Nate Mahon will look down at his phone and see Kaleb Johnson on the other end, the new Steelers running back eager to FaceTime with Mahon's three kids. Mahon coached Johnson at Hamilton High School, located outside of Cincinnati. He visited the University of Iowa about a half-dozen times to cheer on his former player. But this side of Johnson is always different. kAmx? |29@?VD >:?5[ DF49 D:>A=6 24ED D9@H E96 :?E6?E H:E9 H9:49 y@9?D@?
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