The Pittsburgh Steelers, one of the most storied franchises in NFL history, find themselves at an intriguing crossroads when it comes to playoff relevancy. On one hand, the path back to contender status seems almost deceptively simple: the Steelers need a franchise quarterback. The only problem? Finding a franchise QB is the hardest thing to… read more

In this gripping episode of “Who Will Be King?”, the NFC North’s tense battles take center stage as hosts from Fans First Sports Network podcasts delve into the latest developments in the division. With in-depth discussions from Pay of “Frustrated Chicago Sports Fans,” June and Foster from “Bleachers to Speakers,” and Dave from “Vikings 1st… read more

Recently I was thinking about my time writing about the Pittsburgh Steelers. Throughout my career doing so, I’ve essentially done it all. Commentary, news, breaking stories, features and even took a stab at simple film room breakdowns. The one thing I’ve never done is work on just a random thought type format. I can’t speak… read more

While Mel Kiper said what he said in his first mock of 2025 two weeks on the NFL on ESPN YouTube Channel, NFL on CBS was the next on the list to drop their Top 18 mock draft last week. Both hosts Ryan Wilson and Mike Renner alternated playing general manager for the NFL franchises… read more

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2024-2025 season is officially over, and it ended with a defiant thud with the black-and-gold dropping five straight games with another early playoff exit. Fans are frustrated, which might be putting it mildly, but they want to know what is next for the franchise? Where do the Steelers go from here? This… read more

I hear the phase “Steelers fans are spoiled” thrown around a lot. Perhaps we are, but it’s not because of playoff success or all the championships. If you don’t believe me, check out the last decade and acknowledge the fact that we are all still here. We are spoiled in that regardless of the result,… read more

This week the Browns announced the promotion of Tommy Rees from tight ends/passing game specialist coach to offensive coordinator. Rees is 32 years old and becomes one of the youngest coordinators in the league. He was a ball boy for the Browns at age 14 when his father Bill worked for the Browns as director… read more

At the end of each NFL season, there are often many assessments made of recent draft classes. How did the rookies perform? Did the second year players make a jump? Who has earned the chance of an additional contract after a year three or four? Looking specifically at the Steelers draft class of 2024, the… read more