The Pittsburgh Steelers 2023 preseason offense, particularly the first unit, did all that could be asked. Scoring five touchdowns on five offensive drives, there wasn’t much holding the unit back against any of their three preseason opponents. But we are still talking about the preseason. While some fans may want to dismiss what the Steelers… read more

The 2023 preseason is over, and for the Pittsburgh Steelers you can’t ask for better, as it pertains to exhibition success. But did every part of the Steelers grade out with flying colors? Time to get out the red pen and do some grading. Below you’ll see the grade report for the entire preseason, and… read more

One of the mantras we heard about the Steelers this offseason was they were building an offense that would use the run to set up the pass. The coaching staff talked about it, the Steelers’ beat writers wrote about it, I wrote about it. It was pretty much accepted as gospel that to alleviate pressure… read more

As anyone familiar with my articles already knows, I enjoy sharing my unique perspectives and opinions with our growing community. I often notice observations that are noteworthy, and worthy of mention, but not enough to justify a whole article. That’s where the inspiration for this article originated. If the article is well received by the… read more

Do you think Omar Khan, the Steelers’ second-year general manager, has one of those gold jackets with “Future H.O.F” on the back, a la Chad Johnson?  Do you think Khan throws that pseudo-Hall of Fame blazer on every time he makes a transaction? He might do that if he goes on social media after putting… read more

If NFL offenses were rock bands, quarterbacks would be the lead singers. Tight ends would be drummers, centers would be bassists, wide receivers would be guitarists and running backs would be the backup singers whose “oohs!” and “ahhs!” are integral to the songs but whom everyone seems to ignore. But I digress. The point is,… read more

The Minnesota Vikings agreed to terms with Pro Bowl tight end T.J. Hockenson on a four-year, $68.5 million extension with $42.5 million guaranteed, ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported on Thursday morning. Hockenson reset the tight end market with his new deal, securing an annual salary of $17.125 million and a guaranteed sum of $42.5 million…. read more

The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially entered the 2023 regular season after cutting their roster down to 53 players and being in the process of signing members to their 16-man practice squad. As these events play out, all of the signings now fall on the Steelers 2023 salary cap as the Steelers are no longer only… read more

There are a lot of things to enjoy about football. It’s violent, team centric, and there is a level of eccentricity and toughness required just to be willing to get on the field. In the past, the embodiment of those characteristics could be found in kick returners and punt returners, underpaid specialists who put their… read more