Leading up to the draft, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin made it clear that they plan to add two more quarterbacks before camp. Pittsburgh now has Howard, Mason Rudolph, and Skylar Thompson, but lacks a starter to rely on after making Howard the only quarterback they took in the draft.

Not many quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL draft class took the path that Will Howard did during his collegiate career. Coming out of high school, Howard wasn’t heavily recruited by top programs. Instead,

Shedeur Sanders may have had a rough first three days of the 2025 NFL Draft — but one QB prospect’s dreams were made by the Steelers — and his emotional, live reaction has gone viral. Ohio State QB Will Howard was surrounded by his loved ones when he heard his name called on Day 3 of the draft,

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Monday they were releasing safety Ryan Watts, whose football career is feared to be over because of a severe neck injury sustained last preseason. "After consulting with our medical team,

The Steelers are moving on from one of their 2024 draft picks. Pittsburgh announced on Monday that the club is releasing cornerback Ryan Watts. Watts, 23, spent the entire 2024 season on injured reserve after suffering a neck injury late in the preseason.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are cutting ties with safety Ryan Watts, and he is expected to retire after suffering a severe neck injury on the final snap of the preseason in 2024.

Hoge said the issue with Manziel was that his skill set simply wouldn't work in the NFL, which is essentially his same issue with Sanders. "His skill set does not transition to the National Football League and it's a big, big risk (to take him)," Hoge said of Manziel.

There were thousands of predictions about where the Colorado quarterback would be taken—but none of them foresaw his spectacular nosedive.

After bypassing a wide receiver in the NFL Draft, the Steelers added one in veteran Robert Woods on Monday, a league source confirmed to ESPN.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly adding a veteran presence to their wide receiver room. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Monday that Pittsburgh agreed to a one-year, $2 million deal with wide receiver Robert Woods.