With the NFL trade deadline just around the corner, rumors and speculation surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers have been running rampant throughout the Steel City. With several concerns on both sides of the ball — especially given the defensive struggles and offensive injuries early this season — the Steelers could theoretically target any playmaker ahead of the NFL deadline.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers guided the Pittsburgh Steelers to four wins in five tries before he and current Cincinnati Bengals starter Joe Flacco produced an entertaining "Thursday Night Football" shootout that Pittsburgh lost, 33-31, on Oct. 16.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are making a change at quarterback after last Thursday's loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.

Aaron Rodgers has built a Hall of Fame NFL career during his two decades in professional football, and this weekend he has the chance to face one of his former teams in a matchup that could headline Week 8 with both teams firmly expected to be in the playoff mix.

The Steelers enter the Week 7 matchup against Cincinnati as 5.5-point betting favorites, according to CBS Sports. When the Steelers and Bengals play tonight, Pittsburgh will again be without the services of wide receiver Calvin Austin III, who missed last week's game against the Browns with a shoulder injury.

The Steelers could be looking for help at receiver ahead of the 2025 NFL trade deadline. Here's a look at who they could add to their roster.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw a pair of interceptions in Thursday night's 33-31 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, but according to some around the NFL, at least one of them wasn't his fault.

Evan McPherson hit a 35-yard field goal with seven seconds left in the fourth quarter to lift the Cincinnati Bengals to a 33-31 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday at Paycor Stadium.

He is one of 12 coaches to advance from a list of 15 nominees for the Hall of Fame Class of 2026 Coach Category.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are quite familiar with superstar edge rushers. After all, they’ve been home to some of the best at the position since the