Playing under the former head coach Mike Tomlin, the Pittsburgh Steelers always stayed in the playoff conversation, but turning those repeated appearances into meaningful success became their growing struggle.

The most successful franchise in NFL history is topped by a player not in the Hall of Fame, strangely enough.

Aaron Rodgers' return to the Pittsburgh Steelers has potential ramifications up and down the team's depth chart at quarterback. Will Howard and Drew Allar, who otherwise would have earned a shot at winning the starting job had Rodgers not re-signed with the Steelers,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a quarterback conundrum on their hands after signing 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers to a one-year deal on Saturday. Four passers on the depth chart create a logjam for new head coach Mike McCarthy and it's obvious which of the backups has to go.

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback situation has remained a big topic of discussion this offseason, eerily similar to what happened last year. But this time, the Eagles’ quarterback, Jalen Hurts, has weighed in on the situation.

With the recent NFL schedule release, the Pittsburgh Steelers now know when they play all of their 2026 opponents. They also learned that they would officially play another international game, this time in Paris,

But this time, they'll have to do it without Tomlin or the safety net that often comes with an international game. While some teams travel overseas early to adjust physically and mentally to the time difference,

The Pittsburgh Steelers will now have Aaron Rodgers as their starting quarterback in 2026, as the long-running saga is finally over. But while some are on board with Rodgers returning, others aren't so sure, given the clear ceiling the four-time MVP winner has with the Steelers.