Breiden Fehoko reveals moment he knew Steelers would release him

Former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko has retired from the NFL at age 29 after deciding he would not receive a fair opportunity with the team.

Fehoko described the turning point during a joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last year. He said he dominated one-on-one drills despite joining the team late and without a contract, yet received limited game time until the fourth quarter of the ensuing preseason matchup. Two days later the Steelers released him before their final preseason game.

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Illustration of Steelers rookie Eli Heidenreich sharing his draft story and nickname with teammates.
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Steelers rookie Heidenreich shares draft story and nicknames

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Pittsburgh Steelers seventh-round pick Eli Heidenreich discussed his path to the team and interactions with veterans in recent podcast appearances. He revealed a pre-draft agreement with another club and a new nickname from wide receiver DK Metcalf.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko said the Cleveland Browns hold a stronger position at quarterback than their rivals. He made the comments during a recent appearance on the Honor the Land podcast.

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Breiden Fehoko, a former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman, has publicly advocated for the team to extend outside linebacker Nick Herbig before he enters free agency. Speaking on a podcast Tuesday, Fehoko emphasized the value of keeping the young player alongside established stars T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been named as a possible destination for veteran offensive lineman Mekhi Becton, who remains unsigned after his release from the Los Angeles Chargers.

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Jahvaree Ritzie, an undrafted defensive lineman, is positioned at the back of a deep Pittsburgh Steelers depth chart heading into the 2026 offseason.

Pittsburgh Steelers analysts predict that second-round draft pick Germie Bernard will see limited action early in the 2026 season. The team is expected to rely more on tight ends instead of adding a third wide receiver initially.

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Levon Kirkland expressed hope of one day joining the franchise's Hall of Honor. The comment came during a recent podcast appearance after fans warmly greeted him at the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh.

 

 

 

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