The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced their 2026 training camp schedule at Latrobe.
The team will hold 13 public practices from July 29 to August 17. The first padded practice is set for August 3, with the lone night practice scheduled for August 8 at Latrobe Memorial Stadium.
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The NFL released its 2026 regular season schedule on Thursday. The Pittsburgh Steelers will host the Atlanta Falcons in Week 1 and face the New Orleans Saints in Paris in Week 7.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released their 2026 offseason workout schedule, featuring changes under new head coach Mike McCarthy. The program includes a second voluntary minicamp and adjusted timings for OTAs and mandatory minicamp. These updates mark a departure from the previous regime led by Mike Tomlin.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing for the 2026 season with two roster spots still open after the NFL Draft. Analysts point to punter, tight end and wide receiver as areas requiring attention before training camp begins.
After the first week of the 2026 NFL league year, the Pittsburgh Steelers have $30,595,782 in available salary cap space. This figure includes carried-over space from 2025 and a recent cap credit. The team has made several signings, re-signings, and roster moves amid a busy offseason start.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers added 10 rookies in the 2026 NFL Draft and six undrafted free agents, including players at tight end and inside linebacker. Despite these moves, the team could seek veteran upgrades at those positions before training camp. Roster spots remain fluid as the Steelers aim to bolster depth.
Pittsburgh Steelers beat writer Mark Kaboly predicts Aaron Rodgers will attend the team's voluntary veteran minicamp next week. He expects Rodgers to decide on his 2026 plans by then, aligning with owner Art Rooney II's timeline ahead of the NFL Draft. Kaboly shared this view on 93.7 The Fan, though he stressed it lacks insider knowledge.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are holding internal conversations about the future of their home stadium, according to former player Charlie Batch. The team has played at Acrisure Stadium since 2001.