The Jacksonville Jaguars reportedly "protected" their home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, effectively blocking a potential matchup in London.

The PPG's Gerry Dulac reported the Jacksonville Jaguars blocked Mike McCarthy and the Pittsburgh Steelers from playing in London next season.

After making a spalsh in the NFL Draft by selecting Max Iheanachor No. 21 overall with their first pick of the weekend, the Pittsburgh Steelers are ready to look ahead to the 2026 season. And there's plenty to pay attention to with a stacked schedule this fall.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are beginning to see their offseason settle down a bit, after a hectic start to it back in January following their playoff loss to the Houston Texans.

The Carolina Panthers released former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Jacoby Windmon according to the NFL transaction wire.

The Steelers are the reigning AFC North champs. Here's a look at who Pittsburgh will play in 2026 on the road and at home.

The Steelers don’t have the NFL’s hardest 2026 schedule, but Pittsburgh’s path is tougher than every other AFC North team’s slate.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made the move to sign a two-decade veteran quarterback in Aaron Rodgers in June of 2025. The four-time MVP led Pittsburgh to a home playoff game and an AFC North division title in his first season.

Aaron Rodgers will, or won't, sign a contract with the Steelers. Or, at a minimum, he'll announce his intention to do so. Pittsburgh's OTAs begin on May 27. That's only 16 days away. If he's serious about being as ready as he can be for the looming football season,