The Pittsburgh Steelers coach recently downplayed questions regarding T.J. Watt's holdout, the team's second-biggest storyline to Aaron Rodgers making his Steelers debut.  "Um, no," Tomlin said when asked if he had anything specific to say regarding Watt's holdout.

The Pittsburgh Steelers, along with the other 31 teams in the NFL, could benefit from another rise in the salary cap come the new league year. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the expectation ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers will not have their star player in attendance at mandatory minicamp this week, as TJ Watt plans to hold out.

The Philadelphia Eagles have $27 million in cap space following the June 1 release of Darius Slay and James Bradberry, and that number will increase once the Bryce Huff trade is finalized and Brandon Graham retires.

Going into Thursday, the Pittsburgh Steelers had around $59,692,766 in salary cap space for the 2025 season. This puts the Steelers around seventh in the NFL for the most cap space available.