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PREVIEW: Steelers vs Buccaneers Preseason Gameday
PREVIEW: Steelers vs Buccaneers Preseason Gameday

Yahoo

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

PREVIEW: Steelers vs Buccaneers Preseason Gameday

This article originally appeared on The Pittsburgh Steelers will hold their one and only home preseason game at Acrisure Stadium on Saturday, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coming to town. STEELERS TRANSACTIONS The Steelers released tight end DJ Thomas-Jones, waived cornerback Cameron McCutcheon with an injury designation, re-signed tight end Kevin Foelsch and signed cornerback Mikey Victor. STEELERS INJURY UPDATES Quarterback Will Howard (right pinky finger), wide receiver Calvin Austin III (abdominal), tight end Jonnu Smith (knee), tackle Calvin Anderson (lower body soft-tissue), guard Aidan Williams (left knee), outside linebacker Alex Highsmith (groin), cornerback Cory Trice (hamstring) and cornerback Donte Kent (right foot/ankle) all did not practice on Thursday. Click here to read more from Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW

Steelers Daily News & Links: Major Upgrades at Acrisure Stadium; Aaron Rodgers Denies Autograph
Steelers Daily News & Links: Major Upgrades at Acrisure Stadium; Aaron Rodgers Denies Autograph

Yahoo

time22-07-2025

  • Entertainment
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Steelers Daily News & Links: Major Upgrades at Acrisure Stadium; Aaron Rodgers Denies Autograph

The Goodyear blimp flying over Acrisure Stadium during the Steelers-Chargers game on Sept. 22, 2025. -- Ed Thompson / Steelers Now Steelers Daily News & Links: Your daily stop for all of the news and links. 🏈 The Pittsburgh Steelers will use $3.5 million to improve Acrisure Stadium's food options as the team prepares for the upcoming season, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Advertisement Steelers affiliate PSSI Stadium LLC will convert two pantries — one located in the UPMC Club and the other in the West Club — into walk-in marketplaces. It also will renovate the two existing concession stands in those clubs with ordering kiosks and 'finishing kitchens,' or kitchens that reheat or assemble prepared food. The renovations will make purchasing food and beverages 'more convenient' for customers, said Doug Straley, project executive with the Sports & Exhibition Authority during a board meeting Thursday. The spaces will each be between 500 and 750 square feet when completed. The Steelers did not provide a timeline for the project. 🏈 Aaron Rodgers refused to sign a fan's jersey at a golf event, claiming he's a scalper/reseller. 🏈 Jonnu Smith was recently working out in South Florida. 🏈 T.J. Watt and his wife Dani took a spontaneous trip to celebrate three years of marriage. 🏈 At age 77, Steelers legend Mel Blount looks like he still can suit up. 🏈 Jalen Ramsey will wear No. 5 for the Steelers. 🏈 Cam Heyward came in at No. 83 on the annual NFL Top 100 list. 🏈 On this day 40 years ago, Steelers legend Jack Lambert retired. 🏈 NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah is very high on South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers. Advertisement 'I've been studying these top college QB's and LaNorris Sellers JUMPS off the screen. His tools are very loud & he's more fundamentally dialed in than I expected. He reminds me of a more explosive Daunte Cullpepper. Big fan!' Jeremiah wrote on X. 🏈 The Pittsburgh Steelers' rookies shared the best advice they've been given. 🏈 Action News 5 Sports Director Doc Holliday sat down exclusively with Memphis Tigers legend and current Steelers wide receiver Calvin Austin III. They talk about Steelers new quarterback Aaron Rodgers, wide receiver DK Metcalf, Austin's ascension to WR2 in Pittsburgh and his upcoming camp in Memphis. 🏈 Dan Graziano of ESPN compared the Steelers to the Philadelphia Eagles' Dream Team in 2011. Despite the hype, things didn't work out for the Eagles that season, as they went 8-8 and missed the playoffs. Advertisement 'The better parallel would be Philadelphia in Andy Reid's last year, when they went out and got all sort of stars… the dream team. Now, we were sitting there in the offseason thinking their roster was better. If the Steelers are going all-in, I just don't know how much they've improved their team this offseason,' Graziano said on First Take. 🏈 Adam Rank of NFL Network thinks the Steelers are going to go 6-11 this season. If Rank is right, it would mark the Pittsburgh's first losing season since 2003, when they went 6-10. STEELERS NOW CONTENT FROM JULY 10 🏈 Former Steelers RB Najee Harris Injured in Fireworks Accident Advertisement 🏈 Bell: Ranking Toughest Defensive Tests on Steelers Schedule 🏈 Steelers Reveal Jalen Ramsey's Jersey Number 🏈 Potential Steelers Safety Target Reveals What He's Looking For 🏈 Cowboys QB Dak Prescott 'Excited as Hell' to Play with George Pickens 🏈 Former Exec Reveals Steelers Almost Landed Aaron Rodgers 20 Years Ago 🏈 Steelers' All-Pro Cam Heyward Lands on NFL Top 100 List 🏈 Aaron Rodgers Impresses Steelers Playmakers During Malibu Workout: 'It's Gonna Be Special' 🏈 Insider Claims Steelers Are Done Adding to Roster 🏈 Rooney Family Member Bashes Steelers: 'They Are Going To Steamroll Us This Year' Advertisement NEWS FROM AROUND THE SPORTS NOW NETWORK Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Penguins' Trade Fallout: Dumba Scenarios & Why to Expect More Pittsburgh Baseball Now: Bucco Bricks Resolution: Pirates Unveil Plans For Permanent Bronze Fan Message Display Pittsburgh Sports Now: No Decision on Expanding March Madness West Virginia Sports Now: Grizzlies Officially Sign Javon Small to Two-Way Deal Nittany Sports Now: Report: Penn State Basketball Adds OOC Opponent Pittsburgh Soccer Now: Sounding Off on Soccer Podcast: Nathan Prex and Josh Lane on Steel City FC's third straight Division title and first in USL League Two Advertisement This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Steelers Daily News & Links: Major Upgrades at Acrisure Stadium; Aaron Rodgers Denies Autograph Related Headlines

NFL Draft Source Program kicks off in Pittsburgh with 165 local businesses selected
NFL Draft Source Program kicks off in Pittsburgh with 165 local businesses selected

Yahoo

time20-06-2025

  • Business
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NFL Draft Source Program kicks off in Pittsburgh with 165 local businesses selected

With less than a year to go, preparations for the 2026 NFL Draft are now underway. On Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Steelers hosted a welcome event for the 2026 NFL Draft Source Program Members. The Draft Source Program is a procurement program run by the NFL to engage local and diverse businesses in the 10-county Pittsburgh region to support the draft. Advertisement 'The Draft Source Program reflects the NFL's ongoing commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for businesses in the community,' said Belynda Gardner, senior director of diversity and inclusion for the NFL. 'As we prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, we're excited to welcome this outstanding group of businesses into the program and look forward to working together to deliver an unforgettable event while leaving a lasting impact on the region.' The event, held at Acrisure Stadium, was a reception to welcome the approximately 165 member businesses selected to be a part of the Draft Source Program. It included a presentation from the NFL that outlined expectations for the participating businesses, as well as a panel discussion with some of the NFL Tier 1 vendors. Click here to read more from our partners at the Pittsburgh Business Times. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW

World Cup champion and Pittsburgh native Meghan Klingenberg announces retirement
World Cup champion and Pittsburgh native Meghan Klingenberg announces retirement

CBS News

time19-06-2025

  • Sport
  • CBS News

World Cup champion and Pittsburgh native Meghan Klingenberg announces retirement

Pittsburgh native and World Cup champion Meghan Klingenberg announced her retirement from soccer on Wednesday. The announcement came via an open letter on her and the U.S. Soccer's Instagram pages. "This sport has been the stage of a lifetime," Klingenberg wrote. "It gave me the chance to test myself, expand my world, and discover who the f**k I could become. I've grown in ways that are so unexpected." The 36-year-old was an All-American during her high school playing career at Pine Richland, where she led the Rams to back-to-back state championships in 2005 and 2006. From there, she went on to the University of North Carolina, winning two national championships and scoring 18 goals in the process. During her high school and collegiate days, she was also a part of the U.S. National Program, playing for the U-16, U-17, U-20, and U-23 teams. Then, in 2011, she got her first call-up to the main roster for the Four Nations Tournament, where she earned her first two caps with the senior squad. In 2013, she was officially named to the senior team. When the U.S. Women's National Team won the 2015 World Cup, Klingenberg played every minute of every game during the team's run to glory. As the women's national team went on their victory tour following the World Cup victory, Klingenberg returned home to Acrisure Stadium, then Heinz Field, for a friendly against Costa Rica. In what could only be described as storybook, she would score in her hometown, celebrating the goal with a Terrible Towel wave. Klingenberg's success didn't just come on the international stage. During her time in the National Women's Soccer League, she won the championship twice with the Portland Thorns. She also started 135 of 149 matches with the Thorns, logging 11,619 total minutes with the club. "Now, I feel full, grateful, at peace," Klingenberg wrote. "It's time for something new to excite me the way soccer always has. Because the purpose hasn't changed, just the stage."

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