Josh Carney
Ohio/Pennsylvania Sports Editor at USA Today
Writer at Steelers Depot
Ohio/Pennsylvania Sports Editor for USA TODAY/Gannett, Writer for @SteelersDepot, member of @PFWAwriters — @IUPedu @SyracuseU @NewhouseSU
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1 week ago |
steelersdepot.com | Josh Carney
Now that he’s with the Pittsburgh Steelers and finds himself back in a stable environment with a well-established head coach and an offensive coordinator he respects and has comfort with, the belief is that Aaron Rodgers is going to find success. In Pittsburgh, all Rodgers has to do is focus on playing quarterback. That should set him up for success and allow him to play freely without any additional burdens of being a starting QB in the NFL.
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1 week ago |
steelersdepot.com | Josh Carney
He’s new to the AFC North and will get immersed in the division quickly as a Pittsburgh Steelers starting cornerback, but already Darius Slay has his eyes on one offense within the division. That would be the Baltimore Ravens, not the Cincinnati Bengals, due to quarterback Lamar Jackson. Appearing on The Mina Kimes Show earlier in the week, Slay spoke highly of Jackson and about the challenges he presents due to “two plays in one” that defenders have to be concerned with.
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1 week ago |
steelersdepot.com | Josh Carney
With much of the attention in the NFL landscape ahead of training camps opening up around the league focusing on contract situations with Trey Hendrickson in Cincinnati, T.J. Watt in Pittsburgh and Micah Parsons in Dallas, the Jalen Ramsey situation in Miami is starting to heat up and garner more attention.
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1 week ago |
steelersdepot.com | Josh Carney
In just over a month the Pittsburgh Steelers will return to the rolling hills of Latrobe for the 58th edition of training camp at Saint Vincent College. Between now and then players are training on their own, enjoying some vacations and getting their bodies right for the long grind of the season. Here at Steelers Depot, we’re doing the same…just in a different sort of way. Today, I am rolling out the start of the annual summer series “Ranking The Steelers’ Starters” ahead of training camp.
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1 week ago |
steelersdepot.com | Josh Carney
If the Pittsburgh Steelers want to take a step forward in 2025, especially on defense after a tough close to last season, a number of key players will have to step up on that side of the football. That includes the likes of inside linebacker Patrick Queen, cornerback Joey Porter Jr., and even outside linebacker T.J. Watt. But no player needs to take a step forward and return to his high-end form on that side of the football more than safety Minkah Fitzpatrick.
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The #Steelers and safety DeShon Elliott agreed to terms on a two-year, $12.5 million extension including $9.21M in guarantees, per sources. After one of his best NFL seasons, Elliott finds a home in Pittsburgh on a deal done by CJ LaBoy and Quincy Peyton at Wasserman. https://t.co/aYwBxNJdYQ
