A former first-round pick along the Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive line is facing an uphill battle towards reclaiming a starting role next season.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl defensive back and Oklahoma Sooners legend Clendon Thomas has died at the age of 90. Thomas was a two-time National Champion with Oklahoma and was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame after an All-American tenure with the Sooners in the 1950s.

Pittsburgh Steelers fans may want to look away. Aaron Rodgers was reportedly ready to run it back with the Steelers for the 2026 NFL season. Rodgers played through the 2025 campaign with much of

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf set the NFL world ablaze after an altercation with a fan during the Steelers' Week 16 victory against the Detroit Lions.

After New Orleans Saints quarterbacks coach Scott Tolzien pulled out of the sweepstakes for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offensive coordinator gig, it now appears there is a new frontrunner to be Mike McCarthy’s right hand man.

According to a report, the Steelers are adding former Pitt offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti Jr. to the offensive staff.

Cignetti's addition comes as Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy continues to shape his offensive staff. While the team has not formally announced Cignetti's title, Dulac reported he will occupy a newly created role,

Gazette's Gerry Dulac reported the Pittsburgh Steelers are hiring Frank Cignetti Jr., the brother of Curt Cignetti, to Mike McCarthy's coaching staff. The post Mike McCarthy Hiring Curt Cignetti Relative to Steelers Coaching Staff: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.