Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers have just one goal for the 2025 NFL season. They want to win a Super Bowl. That was made even more clear by the franchise waiting all offseason to sign Aaron Rodgers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in an interesting situation with their superstar edge rusher TJ Watt. The team had an opportunity to negotiate a contract extension earlier, but chose to wait, and now the edge rusher market has rapidly increased.

With the 2025 NFL season less than three months away, all eyes are on the AFC North. Pittsburgh 's T.J. Watt and Cincinnati 's Trey Hendrickson, two of the division's best pass-rushers, are embattled in contract disputes and will not be on the field when camps get underway.

Several stars, including a group of the league's top pass rushers, opted out of the mandatory minicamp as they seek contract extensions.

Former Dallas Cowboys' defensive end Marcus Spears spoke on the contract dispute between the Pittsburgh Steelers and T.J. Watt. "I'm talking about $40 million a year... He's been more of a ...

The Washington Commanders didn’t address their massive need for a pass rusher this offseason, but one prediction has them trading with the Steelers for TJ Watt.