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Listen: The Terrible Take (Episode 2,070)
The Steelers Depot drops Episode 2,070 of The Terrible Take, a bite‑size, daily audio rundown released at 5:30 PM EST. In 1–3 minutes, hosts Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, Jake Brockhoff and Joe Clark riff on the latest Steelers news and hot takes. The quick‑fire format serves as a mini‑version of their longer Terrible Podcast, giving fans a rapid, opinion‑driven snapshot of what’s on the team’s radar each day.
Raiders Sign Former Steelers Defensive Tackle
A former defensive tackle of the Pittsburgh Steelers has found a new home in the NFL.
Are Garrett Wilson-to-Steelers Trade Rumors Real? NFL Insiders Offer Differing Views
There is an obvious connection between Wilson and the Steelers, as he played with Aaron Rodgers in 2024, totaling 101 receptions for 1,104 yards and seven touchdowns.
‘Probably Our No. 1 Receiver Now’: Essex Believes Bernard Has Overtaken Metcalf As Steelers’ Top Wideout
In the Steelers’ Week 8 rout of the Browns, a costly drop by WR DK Metcalf sparked a rare Aaron Rodgers interception, prompting doubts about Metcalt’s reliability. Steelers insider Dan Essex now argues that rookie wideout Bernard has eclipsed Metcalf as Pittsburgh’s top receiving threat, citing Bernard’s consistent route running and big-play potential. The article details the pivotal play, compares recent target shares, and outlines why the team may shift its focus toward Bernard moving forward.
Evgeni Malkin out vs. Golden Knights with lower-body injury
Evgeni Malkin is out for Pittsburgh's game against Vegas with a lower-body injury. The Penguins center is listed day to day, according to NHL.com.
‘Still Working On That’: Jalen Ramsey Explains Steelers’ ‘Main Emphasis’ Defensively
Jalen Ramsey says the Steelers’ defense, now ranked sixth in the league at roughly 305 yards allowed per game, is still a work in progress despite a recent four‑game winning streak. He highlights the unit’s “main emphasis” on continuing to improve consistency after early‑season slip‑ups, noting specific adjustments and the importance of staying disciplined. Ramsey’s comments give insight into what the Steelers aim to tighten up as they push toward the playoffs.
Second Half of Steelers Schedule Far Less Daunting Than Originally Appeared
The Steelers’ once‑feared second‑half schedule has softened after eight weeks of play. Initially pegged at a .495 opponent win percentage, the remaining games now average a .471 win rate thanks to injuries and coaching changes that have derailed teams like the Eagles, Texans and Ravens. Pittsburgh sits 6‑2 atop the AFC North and expects several injured players to return soon, improving its chances for another division crown and a playoff spot. With a less daunting lineup in weeks 10‑15—including the Bengals, Eagles, Broncos, Texans, Jaguars and two Ravens matchups—the Steelers can focus on controlling their own performance.
‘Playing Like They’re Supposed To’: Joe Haden Lauds Patrick Queen, Payton Wilson For Stepping Up
Veteran safety Joe Haden praises Steelers inside linebackers Patrick Queen and Payton Wilson for finally delivering the consistent play the team needed. After a preseason ranking the position as the defense’s weakest link, the duo has stepped up with solid tackling, effective run fits, and big‑game impact, helping stabilize Pittsburgh’s once‑fragile middle. Haden’s comments highlight their growth and suggest the linebacking corps could be a turning point for the Steelers’ 2026 campaign.
Mike Tomlin 'Not Coming Back' to NFL Coaching After Joining Media, Steelers Player Says
Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin may remain in his current media role instead of eventually coming back to patrol the sidelines.
Zach Frazier Is Playing Better Than ‘Any Offensive Lineman In This League,’ Cam Heyward Says
Defensive line star Cam Heyward raves that second‑round center Zach Frazier is outperforming even the Steelers’ first‑round offensive tackles—Broderick Jones, Troy Fautanu, and Max Iheanachor—suggesting he may be the best lineman on Pittsburgh’s revamped O‑line. Heyward’s praise highlights Frazier’s rapid development and impact as the Steelers continue reshaping their front seven.
‘That’s Not Happening’: NFL Insider Shuts Down Potential Steelers Wide Receiver Trade
NFL insiders quickly dismiss reports that the Pittsburgh Steelers will trade for New York Jets wideout Garrett Wilson. While Jason La Canfora floated Wilson as a game‑changing addition to a 6‑2 Steelers offense, ESPN’s Adam Schefter says the deal “won’t happen,” citing a strained past between Wilson and quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers, battling WR depth issues and injuries to DK Metcalf, are also linked to Jaguars’ Brian Thomas Jr. and Colts’ Josh Downs, but Wilson’s reunion with Rodgers looks unlikely.
Breer Names Potential Steelers Trade Target With Ties To Team
Albert Breer reports the Steelers are eyeing Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil as a possible trade target ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline. While receivers dominate the rumors, Breer notes the Commanders haven’t indicated a willingness to sell but have fielded inquiries, suggesting Sainristil could be on Pittsburgh’s radar.
Adam Schefter shuts down Garrett Wilson to Steelers trade rumor
ESPN insider Adam Schefter says the Pittsburgh Steelers will not trade for Jets receiver Garrett Wilson before the Nov. 10 deadline. Schefter told his podcast that “no way they trade him,” dismissing rumors sparked by Jason La Canfora that linked Wilson to Aaron Rodgers. Wilson, a 2025 four‑year, $130 million extension player, has no trade request, and his relationship with Rodgers soured. While the Steelers sit 6‑2 and eye other receivers, Wilson remains firmly with New York, ending speculation for Steelers fans.
‘He’s Totally In Control:’ Tom Brady ‘Doesn’t See Anyone’ Stopping Aaron Rodgers In AFC North
Tom Brady lauds Aaron Rodgers' 2026 campaign, saying the 42‑year‑old Steelers quarterback is “totally in control” and unstoppable in the AFC North. Appearing on The Herd, Brady compares Rodgers’ durability to his own, praising his poise and playmaking as the Steelers sit 6‑2. The former Patriots star’s endorsement highlights Rodgers’ elite performance and the team's strong position heading into the playoff push.
Steelers Week 8 grades in win over Browns
The Steelers dominate the Browns 27‑6 in Week 8, improving to 6‑2 and sitting a half‑game behind the AFC’s top seed. Graders give Aaron Rodgers a B‑ (Bailey) to C (Bray) for a quiet 172‑yard outing, while the backfield shines—Jaylen Warren (143 yards, A+) and Rico Dowdle (56 yards, A+) combine for 199 yards and two TDs. DK Metcalf tanks with an F for a single four‑yard catch, prompting calls for a new weapon. The offensive line earns A+ for elite run blocking, and the red‑zone scheme draws a C‑ for over‑relying on Metcalf fades. The grades break down the Steelers’ strengths and lingering issues ahead of their bye.
‘They Proved His Point Right’: T.J. Ward Says Steelers Justified Jared Verse’s Trash Talk
After a heated exchange in Week 4, Browns defensive end Jared Verse called the Steelers "dirty," giving Pittsburgh extra fuel for their Week 8 showdown with first place in the AFC North at stake. T.J. Ward says the Steelers answered the trash talk with a dominant performance, turning Verse’s comments into bulletin‑board motivation. The article details how the rivalry intensified, key plays that swung the game, and quotes from Ward highlighting the team’s focus and resilience.
Former Steelers OL Calls Out Browns Rookie For ‘One Of The Dirtiest Plays I’ve Ever Seen’ Against Alex Highsmith
Former Steelers offensive lineman Mason McCormick blasts Browns rookie defensive end Jared Verse for what he calls “one of the dirtiest plays I’ve ever seen” during Cleveland’s Week 4 Thursday Night Football win, accusing the Steelers of disrespecting the offensive line. Verse retaliated, labeling the Steelers “dirty,” prompting a heated back‑and‑forth on the field. The feud, sparked by a controversial hit on Alex Highsmith, fuels rival talk ahead of their next matchup.
Cam Heyward Is Highly Confident Predicting Mike Tomlin’s Future
Veteran Steelers defensive tackle Cam Heyward tells Rich Eisen that he believes former head coach Mike Tomlin will never return to the sidelines, predicting Tomlin will stay in the broadcast booth. Heyward says Tomlin “is way too comfortable” and hints the coach has already hinted at his plans. The interview, recorded Tuesday, offers Heyward’s confident take on Tomlin’s post‑coaching future.
Beat Writer: Despite Poor Play, Steelers Remain ‘Committed’ To DK Metcalf ‘Being Here Again Next Season’
Pittsburgh’s beat writer argues that despite a disappointing outing on Sunday—the worst of DK Metcalf’s season—the Steelers remain fully committed to keeping the receiver for next year. He notes the offense’s overall progress but highlights the missing piece of consistency at receiver, and addresses the growing criticism Metcalf faces in the media.
Steelers Power Rankings Roundup: Where Pittsburgh Landed After Week 8
Sitting at 6-2 ahead of a bye week, Mike McCarthy's squad is getting more attention and moving up in national power rankings.
An Unconventional Source Helped Patrick Graham Revive Steelers Defense
After a Week 4 loss to the Browns, Steelers defensive coordinator Patrick Graham says an unexpected source—listening to Amy Winehouse on a bus ride home—spurred him to trust his veteran players more. The shift paid off: against the Colts on Oct. 11, 2026 the defense limited Indianapolis to 34 rushing yards (2.3 ypr) and 319 total yards, up from 104 rush yards and 372 total yards earlier in the season, and increased sacks on QB Deshaun Watson from one to eight. Graham credits open dialogue and mental toughness for the turnaround as the Steelers head into a bye week and a tough upcoming matchup.
Stars & Skulls Grades for Steelers-Browns | Locked On
The Steelers surge to 6-2, clinching first in the AFC North with a dominant 27-6 victory over the Browns on Nov. 1, 2026. In the Locked On Steelers podcast, Alan Saunders and Chris Carter dissect the "Stars & Skulls" grades for Week 7, highlighting standout performances from OLBs Nick Herbig, Alex Highsmith and T.J. Watt, while also pointing out any lapses. The episode offers detailed analysis of the win and previews upcoming content on Steelers Now’s YouTube channel.
Mike McCarthy Gives Steelers Special Reward During Bye Week
Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy announces the team will enjoy a full week of rest during their upcoming bye, a departure from the partial practice schedule under former coach Mike Tomlin. Riding a 6‑2 start and leading the AFC North, the Steelers just beat the Browns 27‑6. McCarthy says the extended break will help the squad stay healthy ahead of a tough three‑game stretch in November, with two road games and a post‑Thanksgiving Friday home matchup. He emphasizes staying focused on winning and self‑improvement.
Pirates Year in Review 2026: Looking Back at Nick Gonzales' Season
Gonzales' 2026 season was his best yet in the big leagues, contending for a battle title in a breakout year.
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