Offseason
Steelers' offseason moves draw mixed analyst reactions
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have bolstered their roster through free agency signings and a trade for wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. following Mike Tomlin's retirement and the hiring of Mike McCarthy as head coach. Analysts offer differing views, with some praising the additions and others questioning the lack of a rebuild. The team won the AFC North last season but failed to secure a playoff victory.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis urged the team to avoid drafting a rookie quarterback soon, citing a lack of supporting talent. He emphasized building around the current quarterback situation first. Bettis made the comments on the Chipped Ham and Football podcast.
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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts enters a pivotal 2026 season following reports of his unwillingness to adapt the team's offense. ESPN sources describe tensions with coaching staff and strained relationships with star receivers. The team fired offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo after a disappointing 2025 campaign.
Minnesota Twins president of baseball operations Derek Falvey spoke to reporters at the General Managers Meetings in Las Vegas, expressing optimism about adding talent without major subtractions. He discussed payroll uncertainties, potential roster moves, and the addition of Grady Sizemore to the coaching staff. Falvey also touched on the uncertain future of outfielder Trevor Larnach.
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Executives from all 30 MLB clubs gather in Las Vegas for the annual General Managers Meetings, marking the unofficial start of the Hot Stove season. The event focuses on league discussions, trade groundwork and free-agent talks, though major deals are unlikely. New leaders in Colorado, Washington and St. Louis debut in their roles.