Bryant McFadden hails Mike Wallace as unheralded Steelers great

Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Bryant McFadden has called ex-wide receiver Mike Wallace an unheralded great for the team. McFadden shared his views during an appearance on the With the First Pick podcast. He highlighted Wallace's speed and impact during his four seasons with the Steelers.

McFadden described Wallace's role in the offense under coordinator Bruce Arians. “Mike Wallace was different,” he said. “We had some dogs. And Bruce Arians used to talk so much trash and used to be like, ‘Well, guys, how y’all want to die today? You want to die fast or slow?’” McFadden added that Wallace's ability allowed the team to attack defenses vertically or methodically depending on coverage.

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Steelers GM Omar Khan and coach Mike McCarthy in enthusiastic discussion of offensive strategies in team office.
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Omar Khan praises Mike McCarthy's ideas in early Steelers tenure

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Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan has voiced appreciation for new head coach Mike McCarthy's fresh ideas shortly after his hiring. Khan highlighted McCarthy's embrace of the team's process while sharing successful strategies from past roles. The move comes as the Steelers aim to address longstanding offensive issues.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., recently acquired from the Indianapolis Colts, shared details on how new head coach Mike McCarthy plans to diversify his role. In an interview on Up & Adams, Pittman expressed excitement about expanding beyond his short-to-intermediate usage in Indianapolis. He anticipates lining up in various spots and returning to a broader route tree.

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Draft analyst Todd McShay identified outside linebacker as the Pittsburgh Steelers' top roster need ahead of wide receiver, excluding quarterback. He shared this view on his podcast Friday. The assessment comes amid ongoing discussions about the team's draft strategy at the No. 21 pick.

FOX Sports' Nick Wright, ESPN's Peter Schrager, and Daniel Jeremiah have endorsed Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren as the Pittsburgh Steelers' pick at No. 21 in the 2026 NFL Draft. Schrager forecasts a historic first-round run on top safeties, with the Steelers—the only team to host McNeil-Warren for a pre-draft visit—needing young talent at the position.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers wrapped up the first week of the 2026 NFL free agency period with several roster moves, including trades and signings to bolster their offense and defense. They acquired wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. and signed cornerback Jamel Dean, while losing speedster Calvin Austin III to the New York Giants. The team also received a salary cap credit of over $3.65 million for 2026.

Pittsburgh Steelers hosted Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren for a pre-draft visit amid first-round buzz. Analyst Mike Renner called him his favorite player in the draft class to watch on tape. Renner highlighted McNeil-Warren's playmaking ability and physicality despite facing lesser competition.

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Indianapolis Colts WR Alec Pierce expressed deep gratitude to recently traded teammate Michael Pittman Jr. for mentoring him into an NFL starter, sharing insights on NFL Network amid the wideout room transition following Pittman's move to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

 

 

 

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