A new episode of The Terrible Take podcast highlights interest in upcoming roster competitions for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The episode, released on Sunday afternoon, focuses on one specific battle for a roster spot that the host is anticipating. It comes as the team prepares for organized team activities, or OTAs.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers continue to wait for veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers to decide on his future for the 2026 season. With Organized Team Activities (OTAs) scheduled to start on May 18, team officials and observers anticipate a resolution soon. Former players and beat writers suggest impatience may be growing within the organization.
The Pittsburgh Steelers bolstered their roster through free agency and a key trade during the offseason, positioning them among the NFL's top contenders for a Super Bowl appearance, according to The Athletic. General manager Omar Khan oversaw the additions amid uncertainty at quarterback with Aaron Rodgers. The team holds the most picks in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft.
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Sports analyst Conor Orr dubbed the Pittsburgh Steelers' offseason moves the 'class clown' of the NFL. He expressed confusion over the team's direction amid draft mishaps and ongoing pursuit of Aaron Rodgers. The label highlights perceived missteps despite their recent division title.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joe Haden cast doubt on the idea that Aaron Rodgers must decide on joining the team by the NFL draft. Steelers owner Art Rooney II recently stated he expects an answer from the quarterback by then. Haden argued on his podcast that Rodgers holds all the leverage.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have lost significant special teams experience following free agency departures and coaching changes. Over 1,000 special teams snaps from the 2025 season have left with players like James Pierre, Connor Heyward, Miles Killebrew, Corliss Waitman, and Calvin Austin III. First-year coordinator Danny Crossman must rebuild the unit.