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1 day ago | steelersdepot.com | Jeremy Pike

As far as the general public knows, the Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting on QB Aaron Rodgers. But we’re almost halfway through May. The mandatory minicamp is next month, and we’re not that far from the start of training camp. At what point should fans be concerned about Rodgers signing too late in the process? Well, former Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger may not have a defined deadline, but he’s got his reasons for thinking Rodgers should sign sooner rather than later.

1 day ago | steelersdepot.com | Jeremy Pike

We are almost halfway through the month of May, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are still in a holding pattern with QB Aaron Rodgers. Now, insider Adam Schefter thinks that Rodgers will make a decision before the Steelers report for mandatory minicamp. But one thing that this entire saga has proven is that you shouldn’t count your chickens before they hatch. I think most people would have expected a decision well before now.

1 day ago | steelersdepot.com | Ross McCorkle

George Pickens is one of the most physically talented receivers in the entire NFL. With one year remaining on his contract, the Pittsburgh Steelers got a 2026 third-round pick and a late-round pick swap in 2027. Was that return enough for a player of his talent? According to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Ray Fittipaldo, the trade market was weaker than expected. “Not a lot of teams called and the others that did weren’t close to the Cowboys’ offer,” Fittipaldo wrote in his weekly Steelers chat via P-G.

1 day ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

While Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote in his weekly chat last week that the Pittsburgh Steelers won’t trade for a receiver in the wake of dealing George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys, his colleague Ray Fittipaldo still believes there’s a chance it could happen. In his chat this week, Fittipaldo wouldn’t close the door on the Steelers trading for a receiver. “No, I think they could still make a trade. They could give up a late-round pick and get a cheaper option,” Fittipaldo wrote.

1 day ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

The Pittsburgh Steelers will travel the 24th fewest miles among NFL teams in 2025, as the team is slated to travel 15,062 miles during the 2025 season, per a graphic by Bookie.com. While it’s one of the lowest totals across the league, it’s the highest total in the AFC North. The Cleveland Browns are right behind Pittsburgh with the 25th fewest miles at 15,028, while the Baltimore Ravens have the 30th fewest miles traveled at 10,647.