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Pittsburgh Steelers pursue quarterback options amid 2026 offseason preparations
Robert Mays of The Athletic approved of the Pittsburgh Steelers' low-risk free agency signings in the first week of 2026, noting they addressed key roster gaps but questioned their fit for sustained championship contention beyond 2026. Draft analyst Todd McShay ruled out the Steelers selecting Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson at No. 21 in the first round, instead linking them to University of Georgia transfer Carson Beck potentially in the third round; the team met both at the NFL Combine during their starter search. Linebacker Payton Wilson and guard Mason McCormick earned among the NFL's highest performance-based pay bonuses for 2025, with McCormick receiving $1.173 million and Wilson $1.102 million from a fund rewarding playing time relative to salary. The Steelers await free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers' decision as the 2026 season nears, with former great Rod Woodson voicing frustration over the delay and urging progress; current options include sixth-round pick Will Howard and Mason Rudolph. Steelers Depot issued scouting reports on seven more college prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft on March 22, 2026, building on a prior February 21 release featuring Pittsburgh LB Kyle Louis, Georgia WR Zachariah Branch, Navy RB Eli Heidenreich, Arkansas CB Julian Neal, Tennessee CB Colton Hood, and Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia; new profiles detail strengths, weaknesses, stats, injuries, backgrounds, and projections across positions and schools.
- Analyst praises Steelers' free agency moves but questions path to Super Bowl contention
- Todd McShay rules out Ty Simpson for Steelers at pick 21
- Two Steelers players earn top NFL bonuses for 2025
- Steelers await Aaron Rodgers' 2026 decision amid uncertainty
- Steelers Depot continues 2026 NFL Draft scouting series with seven new reports
Malmö evens SHL playoff series against Djurgården at 1-1
Djurgården captain Marcus Krüger addressed his ongoing injury before the SHL playoffs against Malmö starting Tuesday, having missed the last five regular-season games but training lightly on Monday; coach Robert Kimby withheld lineup details. In the second game of the eighth-final series, Malmö defeated Djurgården 2-1, leveling the matchup at 1-1. William von Barnekow scored the controversial late winner amid offside debate, following Jacob Josefson's third-period equalizer for Djurgården. A decisive third game is scheduled for Saturday in Malmö.
- Капитан «Юргордена» Крюгер рассказал о состоянии травмы перед плей-офф
- Мальме обыграл Юргорден со счетом 2:1 и стал решающим матчем плей-офф
HV71 takes 2-0 series lead over Leksand in SHL qualification
HV71 defeated Leksand 3-2 in the second match of the SHL qualification series, advancing to a 2-0 lead. Leksand dominated the first period but weakened late, hampered by a penalty that thwarted their comeback. Players and coaches from Leksand expressed frustration alongside optimism heading into home games. HV71 capitalized on the opportunities to extend their advantage in the best-of-seven matchup, showcasing resilience after Leksand's early pressure. The series now shifts focus to Leksand's response in subsequent contests.
Adrian Newey steps down as Aston Martin F1 team principal
Adrian Newey will step down from his role as Aston Martin Formula 1 team principal after a short tenure to concentrate on technical duties. He is succeeded by Jonathan Wheatley, who served just one year as Audi's team principal. The change occurs as Aston Martin contends with failures in its new Honda power unit under 2026 regulations. This represents the fifth leadership shift since the team's F1 entry in 2021, highlighting ongoing instability at the organization. Newey's move aims to leverage his expertise in design amid performance struggles.
Kalmar HC takes 2-1 lead over Södertälje SK in HockeyAllsvenskan quarterfinals
Kalmar HC beat Södertälje SK 5-2 in game three of their HockeyAllsvenskan quarterfinal series, seizing a 2-1 lead. Tensions escalated in the second period, marked by George Diaco's provocative celebration after scoring, which drew criticism from SSK players who also cited a poor middle frame. Kalmar pulled ahead decisively, capitalizing on SSK's lapses to secure the victory and home-ice edge moving forward. SSK lamented the incident and their weak period, setting up a critical game four.