NFL Rumors: George Pickens Ripped by Steelers Player for Jogging on ‘Perfect Ball’
Steelers’ Offense Frustrated with George Pickens’ Lack of Effort on Key Play vs. Cowboys Tensions are rising within the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense after a key moment in Monday night’s game against the Dallas Cowboys, where wide receiver George Pickens appeared to jog on a deep pass from quarterback Justin Fields. The play, which could
Steelers trading wide receiver George Pickens?
The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to the Dallas Cowboys 20-17 in their Week 5 matchup, marking their second consecutive loss. While the defeat is concerning for fans, an even bigger storyline emerged during the game – the noticeable absence of George Pickens. This has led to speculation, myself included, that Pickens might be in the proverbial
Could it be true about what Rex Ryan expose on Wild Russell Wilson Trade
Rex Ryan Suggests Bold Russell Wilson Trade Russell Wilson to the Miami Dolphins? That’s a headline worth noting. With Tua Tagovailoa out due to a recent concussion, the Dolphins’ quarterback situation has become a major talking point, and now Russell Wilson’s name is being mentioned. On Monday’s *Get Up*, ESPN analyst Rex Ryan boldly suggested
THE BATTLE FOR THE AFC! Steelers’ Most Anticipated Game Will Be Against…
Following the release of the NFL schedule, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ fanbase reacted with mixed emotions, many of which were not favorable. Notably, the team doesn’t face any divisional opponents until November 17th, and they start the season with three out of their first four games on the road. This aspect of the schedule has left
Experts Concur: Steelers Secure Defensive Game-Changer in Free Agency Frenzy
The Pittsburgh Steelers have emerged as frontrunners in this year’s NFL free agency, bolstering their roster with several acquisitions poised to significantly contribute in the upcoming 2024 season. Notably, ESPN analyst Jeremy Fowler has singled out one particular addition as pivotal to the team’s defensive prowess for years to come. He holds the belief that
Steelers Just Made One important Addition To Their Team
The Pittsburgh Steelers have appointed Anthony Midget as their new assistant secondary coach, adding nine years of valuable NFL experience to their coaching staff. Midget arrives from a successful stint as the secondary coach with the Tennessee Titans, where he played a pivotal role in their defensive achievements. During his tenure with the Titans, Midget
Unexpected Twist: Kenny Pickett Stuns Pittsburgh with Farewell Message, Leaving Fans in Shock
Just shy of twenty-four months ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers opted to utilize their inaugural selection in the 2022 NFL Draft on Kenny Pickett, the former quarterback of the University of Pittsburgh. During his rookie campaign with the Steelers in 2022, Pickett encountered certain challenges characteristic of transitioning to the professional level. However, amidst those hurdles,
‘What if he is the next Brock Purdy?’ Rich Eisen explains why Steelers needs to keep Kenny Pickett
In the constantly shifting landscape of the NFL, talent often emerges from unexpected corners, defying conventional wisdom and draft projections. Rich Eisen, esteemed NFL analyst and host, recently drew attention to the potential parallel between Kenny Pickett and Brock Purdy, prompting discussions on why the Pittsburgh Steelers should seriously consider retaining Pickett despite any initial
Patrick Peterson Open to Steelers Return, With One Condition
The Pittsburgh Steelers are embarking on an extensive evaluation of every position over the next few weeks, with a keen eye on reshaping their secondary. One pivotal figure in this assessment is Patrick Peterson, whose potential return or departure will significantly impact the team’s defensive makeup. Peterson, gearing up for what he anticipates could be
Steelers Urged to Replace Allen Robinson With Big Play WR
In 2023, the Pittsburgh Steelers broke their pattern of selecting receivers, which they had maintained for two out of the last three years. Before that, the Steelers had consistently drafted at least one wideout in each of the preceding nine drafts, often targeting players in the middle rounds. Curt Popejoy of USA Today’s Steelers Wire