Steelers assistant, quarterbacks coach, Matt Canada, will bring innovation to the team's offense by assisting Randy Fichtner with the game plan.
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Former Steelers Wideout, Antonio Brown has been charged with felony burglary conveyance which marks the end of his NFL career.
With no first round pick, the Steelers watch with glee as a first round talent drops to them. Laviska Shenault has the tools to put them over the top.
With free agency underway, the Steelers needs are clear. Here are some great defensive prospects for the later rounds of the 2020 NFL draft.
Based on the Steelers' draft history and the traits they target, here are 5 prospects the team can select on days 2 and 3 of the draft.
If you look at examples among Steelers draft picks, like JuJu Smith-Schuster vs. Antonio Brown, you will see that they value change of direction over speed.
With no first-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, the Steelers may find Ben Roethlisberger's future preplacement in round two this April.
The Steelers have a history of busts when selecting defensive backs in any round of the NFL Draft. How can they use history to improve this year?
The Steelers have done well picking in the mid-rounds for decades, but the numbers indicate a team's performance in these rounds may not make or break them.
The Steelers need a tight end but history tells us that their chances of landing a quality player are better in round 3 than round 2.
Steelers fans probably fear the team appearing on HBO's Hard Knocks but it's difficult to argue there is much to learn and potentially to enjoy.