The Steelers Wire

1 day ago | steelerswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Vasquez

Aaron Rodgers could make history in 2025 — and not just because he could surpass Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger in all-time passing yards. If Rodgers can lead the Steelers to victory over the Packers in Week 8, he will join legends Brett Favre, Drew Brees, Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning as the only QBs to defeat all 32 NFL teams. Favre became the first QB to accomplish this impressive feat by leading the Vikings to victory over his former Packers in 2009.

1 day ago | steelerswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Vasquez

Cam Heyward won't tolerate any Pittsburgh disrespect lying down — not even from a (former) fan. One Steelers fan’s actions went viral — as his outrage over the Aaron Rodgers signing with the Steel City caused him to film the destruction of a signed Minkah Fitzpatrick jersey. This fan filmed himself burning the jersey, then proceeded to go on a long rant about why he will no longer support the Steelers. Heyward took to social media to directly address the situation:“First off, why Minkah’s jersey?

1 day ago | steelerswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Vasquez

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin has come under fire after news of the Aaron Rodgers signing broke — and former NFL QB Chase Daniel isn’t holding back. Back in January, Tomlin claimed that "it's not like doing I've been doing the same things over [and over]" — but Daniel explained that the Rodgers signing proves the exact opposite (courtesy of The Facility):"That's completely false, because you have been doing the same thing over and over.

1 day ago | steelerswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Vasquez

The Steelers’ search for a veteran wide receiver continues, as a prominent insider provided some troubling news regarding free agent Gabe Davis — who met with Pittsburgh on Thursday. On Friday’s Good Morning Football, insider Ian Rapoport alluded to potential health concerns that are holding up the deal:Davis tore his meniscus in Week 11 of the 2024 season and was released by the Jaguars this past May.

1 day ago | steelerswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Vasquez

Mike Tomlin isn't done channeling his inner Pittsburgh GM — as insider Jeremy Fowler reported that the long-time Steelers head coach "led the charge" to sign Aaron Rodgers. On ESPN's SportsCenter, Fowler was asked how the Steelers finally got Rodgers’ pen to paper — and this is what he had to say:"Mike Tomlin led the charge to bring that man, Aaron Rodgers, to the Pittsburgh Steelers.