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The Steelers have been busy this week with scouts and coaches going to the Shrine Bowl and also the Senior Bowl in the same week. The team is definitely bent on winning not only a playoff game, but also adding to the Lombardi case.
Offense
Defense
The Steelers scouting staff and coaching staff have been pretty busy this week with meeting with potential new Steelers players at the Reese’s Senior Bowl. Head Coach Mike Tomlin has been especially busy watching players on the field during practice, and paying close attention to players that would help build this team to win a seventh super bowl.
Among the players Mike Tomlin has been watching are Oregon center Jackson Powers-Johnson and Ohio State defensive tackle Michael Hall.
Let’s get to the complete list.
Offense
Defense
The Steelers are in a surprisingly good spot with their free agents this season. They don’t really have a key player that’s a free agent. But they do have few players that they need to make a hard decision with this offseason.
Let’s get into the roster bubble players.
Chuks Okorafor, OT Age: 27
Cap Savings: $8,750,000
Dead Money: $3,083,344
Mitch Trubiskey, QB Age: 30
Pre-June 1st Release
Cap Savings: $2,943,332
Dead Money: $4,613,334
Post-June 1st Release
Cap Savings: $5,250,000
Dead Money: $2,306,666
Isaiah Loudermilk, DE Age:27
Cap Savings: $1,055,000
Dead Money: $80,072
Allen Robinson, WR Age: 31
Cap Savings: $10,000,000
Dead Money: $1,917,500
Pressley Harvin III, P Age: 26
Cap Savings: $1,055,000
Dead Money: $20,183
The Steelers season in a heart-breaking loss to the Buffalo Bills Monday. But now it’s time to start to look ahead to next season. With that lets start with their opponents. The Steelers will have eight home games, and nine road games during the 2024 season. Their scheduled is looking to be harder this season with facing nine teams that were either playoff teams or teams that were in the hunt for winning their division.
Let’s get into their opponents.
Home
Away
Steelers 2024 projected record: 11-6
The Steelers hosted nine players for a workout Thursday. With only two games left in the season, and slim playoff hopes. It’s pretty safe to say that they are getting a look at who could be brought back as a reserve future signing at the end of the season.
Here are the players.
The Steelers have signed veteran LB Jaylon Smith and Safety Nate Meadors to their Practice Squad today.
The Colts also signed Safety Henry Black from the squad.
Here is the updated unit.
The Steelers are coming into this game with a 7-4 record and the healthiest they have been this season. It’s going to be interesting to see if they can continue to what they did on offense against the Bengals last week. Which looked to be one of Kenny Pickett’s best game of his career.
Let’s get into the players to watch.
Offense
Defense
The Steelers are coming into this game the healthiest they may have been all season. And with that they are getting a key member back in their secondary, with the return of Minkah Fitzpatrick. The Cardinals on the other hand are coming into this game pretty beat up.
Let’s get into the injury reports.
Steelers
Cardinals
It’s another tough AFC North matchup for the Steelers, but they have some good news going into this game. They finally don’t have Matt Canada as the Offensive Coordinator.
The Steelers are coming into this game with playoff hopes alive and in the hunt for the division. It’s going to be interesting to see what the offense is going be with Quarterbacks Coach Mike Sullivan as the play caller.
Let’s get into the players to watch.
Offense
Defense
Special Teams
The Steelers have made a few moves to their practice squad over the past couple of days. They have signed LB Myles Jack, DB Henry Black, and DB Eric Rowe. They have also released LB Tyler Murray.
Here is the updated squad.