On Monday, the Steelers announced another round of contracts that became official as we inch toward the NFL Draft, later this month.

On Monday, NFL GMs and Head Coaches met for their annual league meeting, where Mike Tomlin was able to speak with the media.

I’ll miss ya, pal!

The NFL’s new league year began on March 13th, and as is common around this time of the year, we have gotten a ton of NFL news in the past week. Welcome to the team’s newest members including Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, Patrick Queen, and more.

On Tuesday, former Baltimore Ravens LB Patrick Queen told ESPN’s Marcus Spears that he’s going to sign a three-year, $41 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

On Sunday night, Adam Schefter broke the news that Russell Wilson plans to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a veteran minimum deal worth about $1.2 million. Initially, this move rubbed me the wrong way.

According to Adam Schefter, the Pittsburgh Steelers are set to sign quarterback Russell Wilson to a one-year deal at the start of the new league year.

Russell Wilson met with the Giants early Friday morning, before hopping on a plane in Newark to travel to the Steel City.

This ain’t no football blog. This is a fuckin PITTSBURGH BLAHG. So what the hell has happened lately that’s relevant to us?

Steelers GM Omar Khan spoke to the media at the NFL Combine on Thursday, and gave us a whole lot of nothing about the team’s plans during free agency and the draft.

For the second straight year, the NFLPA released their team-by-team report cards, in which players grade their working conditions, and it includes everything from head coaches and ownership, all the way down to the cafeteria and dieticians.

On Friday, the NFL announced that the 2024 salary cap will be a whopping $255.4 million per team, up 13.6 percent from last year. This gives teams an extra $30 million+ to work with. Also, the team announced they’re parting ways with C Mason Cole.

During the appearance, Wilson implied that the Steelers should consider taking Spencer Rattler on day three of the NFL Draft.

Justin Fields sat down with Amon-Ra and Equanimeous St. Brown on their podcast to discuss, amongst other things, his future in the NFL.

While pursuing the Steelers subreddit, I came across a post that highlighted the lengths the Titans went to in order to contain TJ Watt. Redditor u/No_Albatross_4152 went through the All 22 Film of the Titans-Steelers game that Parsons referenced.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are releasing QB Mitch Trubisky, P Presssley Harvin III, and OL Chukwuma Okorafor, the team announced on Monday.

Over the weekend, NFL Insiders, including Tom Pelissero, Mike Garafolo, and Ian Rapoport reported that the Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to “explore” adding QB Ryan Tannehill.

Last night, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the 49ers in the Super Bowl 25-22 on a walk-off touchdown reception by Mecole Hardman in overtime.

According to Kevin Patra from NFL.com, the Pittsburgh Steelers need to prioritize adding a veteran player to play opposite of their young star CB, Joey Porter Jr.