T.J. Watt wants a contract reflecting the value at the top of the market in his next contract but it seems the Pittsburgh Steelers are hesitant to rush on such a commitment because of the defensive star's age.

On last Tuesday's episode of The Insiders, Garafolo took a more positive stance on the Steelers –Watt situation:

He opted to go to the New York Jets where he will meet Aaron Rodgers on opening day, and after they couldn't get a trade done for Stafford and couldn't get Fields resigned, they pivoted to Aaron Rodgers.

Steelers' Biggest Weakness 'Painfully Obvious' In Camp originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Pittsburgh Steelers' mandatory minicamp has concluded. Fans will now be counting down the days until training camp in late July.

PITTSBURGH -- New Pittsburgh Steelers safety Juan Thornhill made a strong impression with coaches and teammates on his new team with an excellent first week at mandatory minicamp.

Steelers running back Jaylen Warren needs to be ready for a lot of carries this season. Last year's leading rusher, Najee Harris, left in free agency. Warren was the Steelers' No. 2 back in 2024, with 120 carries for 511 yards and one touchdown,

According to insider Jonathan Jones, the Steelers have been “lowballing” teams in trade talks for pass catchers.

Watt has one year left on his contract, but after Myles Garrett landed a $40 million per year contract, things became sticky for the Steelers. They will have to get near that amount, in money per year and guaranteed money, for the deal to ultimately get done.

Russell Wilson’s run with the Pittsburgh Steelers last season was lackluster at best, spanning just 11 games. Wilson posted a 6-5 record, while helping Pittsbur

Pittsburgh returns standout defenders like Joey Porter Jr. and Minkah Fitzpatrick, but has added some new pieces as well. Pittsburgh added cornerback Darius Slay this offseason in free agency on a one-year, $10 million deal with just under $9 million guaranteed in his signing bonus.