Pittsburgh Steelers players and new coordinator on field expressing optimism
Pittsburgh Steelers players and new coordinator on field expressing optimism
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Steelers players voice optimism for new defensive coordinator

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Pittsburgh Steelers players shared positive remarks Tuesday about the team's defense and new coordinator Patrick Graham ahead of the 2026 season. Free agent linebacker Kyle Van Noy and safety DeShon Elliott highlighted the roster's talent and versatility.

Kyle Van Noy said Graham is a solid coach who will be great with the Steelers. "He’s got a lot of talent, probably the most talent he’s had since New England," Van Noy said on the Games with Names podcast.

DeShon Elliott praised the addition of Jaquan Brisker and Jalen Ramsey. "It’s good to have another dawg out there," Elliott said via the Steelers YouTube channel. He also applauded Ramsey’s ability to play multiple positions.

Former NFL player Chris Long noted the defensive line’s 2025 struggles prevent him from ranking it among the league’s best units. He cited players like T.J. Watt and Cam Heyward but pointed to the Houston Texans and Denver Broncos as stronger examples.

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Initial reactions on X highlight positive fan and analyst expectations for Patrick Graham as Steelers' new DC, citing roster talent and scheme changes, with the source article shared by Steelers Depot.

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Pete Hegseth addressing West Point graduates on unity in the army.
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Hegseth tells West Point’s Class of 2026 that “unity” — not “diversity” — is the Army’s strength

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In a commencement address at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth told the Class of 2026 — described in the transcript as 998 graduates — to uphold high standards and focus on cohesion, arguing that recent emphasis on race and gender had weakened discipline.

A May 6, 2026 episode of The Nation’s “Start Making Sense” featured Ian Bassin of Protect Democracy on preparations for voting in November and historian Steven J. Ross on efforts to counter racist and antisemitic organizing after World War II.

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Graham Platner’s withdrawal from the Maine Senate race last week has raised doubts about the young operatives who recruited and promoted him. The collapse followed a sexual assault allegation that he denies. Questions now surround their future work in Democratic politics.

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