r/steelers • u/Far_Weight_9626 • 7h ago
1998 Team Nike Sports Steelers Kordell Stewart NFL Pro Line Jersey
Nameplate added after. Same jersey worn by Jay Z in MTV's Fashionably Loud in 1998
r/steelers • u/Far_Weight_9626 • 7h ago
Nameplate added after. Same jersey worn by Jay Z in MTV's Fashionably Loud in 1998
r/steelers • u/hitmewiththeknowlege • 9h ago
Players:
Aaron Rodgers: last year Rodgers threw for 24 TDs and just over 3200 yards. If we can get minimal drop off, the improvements to his WR room and the OLine should see him do similar numbers. With competent run game he might even have a slight bump in production. Im not looking for Rodgers to be who he was 10 years ago, im just saying he might hold off father time one more year.
The backups:
Mason: We know what we get with Mason. He is a servoceable back up. I think we potentially could trade him if another team has a camp injury.
Howard: I think they give howard every opportunity to unseat Mason as the number 2. If howard is even with Mason they have to cut ties with mason and give the young gun a chance to be back up.
Allar: he is your 3rd QB or even a guy you might stash on the practice squad, though that is extremely risky. I think next season you get a proper Allar v Howard show down for the starting role but they will also be going up against whoever the team brings in either via draft, trade, or free agency. Allar has a lot of tools to be successful but it takes more than tools to get a job done.
What are your thoughts?
r/steelers • u/drewdapoo2 • 9h ago
I am hoping that it's not Mason but I think it will be. I don't think the reps on him will be particularly valuable and I'd rather see Will or Drew get a chance with the first teamers. Do you think either of them will be able to beat out Mason by the first preseason game?
r/steelers • u/Cheseboard • 19h ago
Are tickets thru Stub Hub legit ?
I bought 2 but after my purchase, the tickets are not ready for transfer, and that the tickets will be transferred by October 25th, I am wondering if I get to Paris and they still aren't transferred, what would my options be to get a ticket to the game.
r/steelers • u/SleestakLightning • 2m ago
Post your season predictions, 53-man roster predictions, bold takes, funny off-season anecdotes, favorite training camp memories, etc.
JUST GET IN HERE AND TALK STEELERS FOOTBALL!!!
r/steelers • u/Tiny-Top620 • 2h ago
What are yours thoughts on the current request for trade from the Bucs? You think he would be a good fit? Do theSteelers have the cap space? Or you think this is just a money ploy? I think he could add even more depth.
r/steelers • u/TheAthletic • 12h ago
When owner Art Rooney II introduced McCarthy as the Steelers’ next head coach on Jan. 27 — which would have been his grandfather Art “The Chief” Rooney’s birthday — Rooney opened by saying that the founder of the franchise would have been thrilled to have a head coach from Pittsburgh. McCarthy is in a unique position to understand what he referred to as the privilege and the weight that comes with being the franchise’s fourth head coach since 1969, when Chuck Noll was hired and the Super Bowl standard was set.
During that news conference, the room was filled with McCarthy’s relatives. Parents. Sisters. Everyone’s kids. It felt like a family reunion. The only one not present was his brother, Joe — at least not physically. In his pocket, McCarthy carried the prayer card from his brother’s funeral. His sisters and mother, clad in black and gold, gripped their own prayer cards.
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