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The Steelers announced the activation of S DeShon Elliott from the injured reserve list. The team also elevated WR Brandon Smith and WR Brandon Johnson from the practice squad. Elliott, 29, is a former sixth-round pick of the Ravens back in 2018. He finished out the final year of his four-year, $2,617,795 rookie contract and […] The post Steelers Announce Three Moves, Activate S DeShon Elliott appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The past few weeks, much of the nation has been able to watch the Bucs play. That’s to be expected when you play Green Bay, Dallas and Pittsburgh in consecutive weeks. Those are likely the three most popular teams in […] The post Bucs-Panthers TV Map appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com .
Mike Florio urges the NFL to relocate the Saints‑Steelers matchup from Paris to London as protests over school conditions and rising prices flare across France. Despite a heavy police presence, boarded‑up shops, and the cancellation of NFL hospitality events, league officials confirm the game will proceed at Stade de France on Sunday, October 24. The U.S. State Department issues a security alert for American fans, and Paris Saint‑Germain has already postponed its own match. Florio’s call, echoed by former President Donald Trump, highlights safety concerns, though logistical hurdles make a last‑minute move unlikely.
The #CardCorner post spotlights Jim Gott’s 1988 Topps card and traces his rise from a 1977 fourth‑round draft pick to a dominant reliever for the Pittsburgh Pirates. After being claimed off waivers on Aug. 3, 1987, Gott secured his first of 47 saves that season, famously earning the broadcaster’s chant “Gott ’em!” He finished his 14‑year MLB career with a 56‑74 record and 91 saves for the Blue Jays, Giants, Pirates and Dodgers. The article also recounts his early years in California, multi‑sport high school success, early struggles with control in the minors, and the pivotal Rule 5 Draft selection by Toronto in 1981 that set the stage for his late‑80s success.
The Steelers have promoted wide receivers Brandon Johnson and Brandon Smith from the practice squad for the second consecutive week ahead of Sunday’s clash with the New Orleans Saints. Smith, who debuted in Week 5 against the Indianapolis Colts, is being elevated for a third time, prompting the club to consider a permanent signing. The moves highlight Pittsburgh’s depth concerns at receiver as they gear up for the upcoming game.
Pittsburgh Steelers play the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France on October 25 in the NFL’s first regular-season game in France. But so far, the scheduled matchup is facing major security concerns amid the ongoing protests in the country, prompting both teams and the league to take immediate action. So far, the Steelers have […] The post NFL Forced to Shut Down Paris Event After Protests Turn Lethal appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The Pittsburgh Steelers activate safety DeShon Elliott from injured reserve, adding him back to the 53‑man roster after six weeks recovering from a 2025 knee/leg injury. Elliott is cleared to suit up for the upcoming matchup against the New Orleans Saints this weekend, bolstering a secondary that has faced recent injuries. The move signals a boost to Pittsburgh’s defensive depth as the season progresses.
The Steelers' season is being hampered by a surge in three‑and‑outs, as the team consistently fails to build early drive momentum. The author analyzes league‑wide data, comparing Pittsburgh’s three‑and‑out rate to every NFL franchise on offense and defense, and presents a visual breakdown of where the Steelers rank. The piece highlights how this pattern is affecting game outcomes and sets the stage for potential adjustments.
The Saints head to Paris for a crucial showdown with the Steelers after a must‑win victory over the Giants. New Orleans’ pass protection, which has yielded just one sack from four top rushers, now faces T.J. Watt’s 4.5‑sack season and a Steelers front seven that blitzes only 26% of the time, making quarterback Tyler Shough’s stay upright vital. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh’s 14th‑ranked run defense has limited backs like Bucky Irving to 2.3 yards per carry, a stark test for a Saints rushing attack that posted 175 yards against the Giants, highlighted by Kendre Miller’s 70 yards. Defensively, New Orleans must contain Aaron Rodgers, who’s delivering three‑plus‑TD games despite four recent interceptions, to secure a third win.
The Steelers aim for a 5-2 record in Week 7, traveling to Paris to face the 2-4 Saints. With a playoff odds boost—80% of teams that start 5-2 make the postseason—their game plan hinges on a heavy rush attack, especially giving ball‑carrying back Jaylen Warren more touches to exploit New Orleans’ league‑worst rush defense. They also must adjust to the Saints’ frequent single‑high coverage and improve their third‑down efficiency, where they currently rank last in EPA and success rate. A win would position Pittsburgh atop the AFC North before their Week 9 bye. (Published Oct. 24, 2026, Behind the Steel Curtain)
The Pittsburgh Steelers will unveil a brand‑new uniform combo for their October 27 game in Paris against the New Orleans Saints. For the first time, the team pairs its classic white road jersey with black pants featuring the thick gold stripe normally reserved for its color‑rush kits. While the Steelers have mixed throwback and color‑rush looks before, this specific pairing is unprecedented. The announcement comes just 24 hours before kickoff, adding extra buzz to the international matchup.
The Steelers will debut a fresh look for their Week 7 away game against the New Orleans Saints in Paris, swapping traditional road pants for black color‑rush trousers while keeping the white jersey. The uniform change, announced on October 24, 2026, highlights the team's first European matchup and adds a sleek, monochrome twist to their standard road attire.
President Donald Trump has questioned several NFL decisions in the past, but the league now faces concerns over its first regular-season game in France. The Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints are scheduled to meet in Paris on October 25, as protests over rising living costs raise questions about security. Trump believes the NFL could […] The post Donald Trump Sounds Alarm To Roger Goodell Over Refusal To Cancel Controversial Game appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts had been ruled out for the rest of the 2026 season after a calf injury developed into a serious blood-clot condition. The NFL Players Association was not too happy about how the situation was handled called for a full review. This approach has been backed by the veteran Pittsburgh Steelers […] The post Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers Takes Aim at NFL After Jalen Hurts Health Scare appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Steelers' chronic receiver struggles may finally find a solution in rookie wideout Germie Bernard. After years of failed upgrades—including trades for DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr.—Pittsburgh has lacked depth and playmaking ability. Bernard, drafted for his size and route-running, shows potential to become a long‑term fixture in the passing game, offering a possible answer to the team's offensive woes.
Tarik Skubal, the top free‑agent left‑handed ace, is being linked to the San Diego Padres as new owners Jose E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones pledge to bolster the roster. While Skubal could be the Padres’ Opening Day starter, his projected $400 million-plus contract raises questions for a club that has lost starters like Musgrove, Pivetta, Darvish and Michael King to injuries. The article weighs the allure of a marquee signing against the need to spread money across the rotation and lineup, suggesting a more balanced approach may serve the franchise better.
The New Orleans Saints promote two practice‑ squad players for their upcoming Week 7 clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris. Offensive tackle Easton Kilty and ex‑Cleveland Browns receiver Cedric Tillman earn spots on the active roster, giving the Saints depth ahead of the game. The moves were announced on October 24, 2026, as the team prepares for the high‑profile matchup.
The Saints’ upcoming Sunday clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers could be a turning point for their 2026 season. Despite ranking 10th in blitz frequency, New Orleans allows the fifth‑fewest pressures, a trend highlighted by analyst Matt Williamson. The article previews the matchup, outlines three key Steelers facts fans should know, and notes the team’s effort to finish its France business trip on a high note. It also promotes the SB Nation app for live game chat and community interaction.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have gotten out to a decent start, and while they have had strong starts from most of their star players, they still have some holes to…
The Steelers' special teams woes deepen as fourth‑round pick Kaden Wetjen, a two‑time Jet Award return specialist, struggles to make an impact after six games. Despite being drafted for his dynamic return potential, Wetjen has yet to justify the investment, highlighting a persistent evaluation issue that the franchise has faced for years.
Protests in Paris force the NFL House to close just 24 hours before the league’s first regular‑season game in France, a Steelers‑Saints showdown at Stade de France. The Steelers had already canceled their own fan event in the Bastille district over security worries. Despite the closures, the Sunday, Oct. 25 kickoff at 9:30 a.m. ET proceeds as planned, with the Steelers (4‑2) facing the Saints (2‑4). NFL officials say they are working with local authorities, and commissioner Roger Goodell affirms preparations remain on track.
The Steelers, 4‑2 and tied atop the AFC North, travel to Paris for a Week 7 showdown with the 2‑4 New Orleans Saints. After a dramatic comeback win over Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh looks to secure a third straight victory, while the Saints aim to bounce back from a win against New York. The preview outlines five critical factors that could decide the game, including quarterback play, defensive matchups, special teams, turnover battle, and coaching adjustments.
Steelers offensive line overhaul sees veteran Troy Fautanu shifted back to left tackle, a move he admits is tougher than his rookie switch to right tackle. Despite playing left tackle in college, Fautanu wrestles with footwork, hand placement and scheme nuances after two NFL seasons at right tackle. The article details his adjustment challenges, the coaching staff’s expectations, and how the transition impacts the Steelers' protection schemes heading into the 2026 season.
The Nashville Predators (3‑3‑3, 7th Central) face the Pittsburgh Penguins (4‑6‑1, 6th Metropolitan) at 7 p.m. ET on Oct. 24, with the game on Sportsnet Pittsburgh and streaming on ESPN+. After a rough 6‑0 shootout loss to Boston and a 1‑2‑2 slump, Nashville hopes to rebound, while the Penguins ride a nine‑game point streak against the Predators (7‑0‑2 since April 2022). Key storylines include goaltender Juuse Saros returning after a shutout loss, veteran cores of Steven Stamkos, Roman Josi and Filip Forsberg under trade‑rumor pressure, and the Penguins' need to stay disciplined on the power play where they rank 4th in the league. A rematch is set for Nov. 21 in Nashville.
The Steelers face the Saints Sunday at 9:30 a.m. EST in Paris, with FanDuel listing Pittsburgh as 3‑point favorites (-168) and a 44.5 total. The preview highlights three value props: Jaylen Warren anytime TD at -120, Aaron Rodgers over 0.5 rushing yards at -140, and rookie Germie Bernard over 53.5 receiving yards at -114. All three combine for a +475 parlay. The article also notes the Saints’ weak run defense and key Steelers injuries, making the matchup a prime betting opportunity.