At 41, Aaron Rodgers makes his Pittsburgh Steelers debut with elite arm talent still on full display during minicamp.

Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger thinks new Pittsburgh signing Aaron Rodgers may have more power than the team's previous starting QB.

Mike Greenberg is here to tell everyone that no matter what the stats say, his eyes tell him that Rodgers still has plenty in the tank and the Steelers' grand experiment will not be the trainwreck many are forecasting.

The NFL has officially released its 2025 Training Camp headwear, and the sideline hats that players are wearing are now available to fans.

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 didn't have a ton of competition for Aaron Rodgers' services, but the four-time MVP's free agency could've looked completely different.

Throughout his career, Watt has played in 121 games. All of those games have come with the Steelers and he has totaled 462 tackles, 108 sacks, 33 forced fumbles, 12 fumble recoveries, seven interceptions, and 50 defended passes.

During Tuesday's edition of NFL Network's "The Insiders" program, league insider Mike Garafolo reported that the situation between the Pittsburgh Steelers and T.J. Watt isn't contentious, even though the star pass-rusher didn't report for the start of the Steelers' mandatory minicamp on Tuesday amid his desire for a contract extension.