The Steelers cut cornerback Steven Nelson on Tuesday. At first, it seemed like he was the bad guy who was looking for a bigger deal, but after a few days have past, it looks as if it was jus t a business decision made by both sides. Also, Chase Claypool’s fight, more on free agency and even some Q&A!

Everywhere you look, social media is there. It could be used for good things and represent the worst of humanity. The Steelers players all have different ways of approaching social media and it may not be altogether different from the days when Instragram, Twitter and all points in between didn’t exist.

Everywhere you look, social media is there. It could be used for good things and represent the worst of humanity. The Steelers players all have different ways of approaching social media and it may not be altogether different from the days when Instragram, Twitter and all points in between didn’t exist.

The Steelers have made a number of moves in free agency with the limited cap space that they had in 2021. Now that the second week is coming to an end, the question surrounding the Steelers would be whether they are successfully working their plan or if they haven’t done enough.

With NFL Draft talk rising towards the forefront, the Steelers have a lot of needs. It’s very possible that, for the second year in a row, that Kevin Colbert and company go to the collegiate well that they’ve gone to more often than any other in their drafting history. The team that gave you “Know Your Enemy” welcomes in experts from the college ranks to discuss their school’s draft prospects and how they would fit with the black-and-gold.

With NFL Draft talk rising towards the forefront, the Steelers have a lot of needs. It’s very possible that, for the second year in a row, that Kevin Colbert and company go to the collegiate well that they’ve gone to more often than any other in their drafting history. The team that gave you “Know Your Enemy” welcomes in experts from the college ranks to discuss their school’s draft prospects and how they would fit with the black-and-gold.

The Pittsburgh Steelers extended the contract of Eric Ebron, saving them money and clearing cap room. They are presumably doing it differently than their typical manner of cost-cutting that they have employed in recent years.

Free Agency is a little of a week in and the Steelers still don’t have definitive starters to replace players at key position like those vacated by Maurkice Pouncey, James Conner (if he is indeed not retained) and now Steven Nelson. When will these questions be answered and how?

The Steelers have had a wide range of change since free agency begun. There’s still moves to be made. What moves will the black and gold make from now until the draft?

The Steelers have had a wide range of change since free agency begun. There’s still moves to be made. What moves will the black and gold make from now until the draft?

The Steven Nelson saga has come to an end after the Steelers released the cornerback on Tuesday. What does the team do now? Will the black and gold find a way to bring in a free agent replacement, draft a player higher than originally expected or stick with what they have right now?

In January, running back and the offensive tackle position was widely considered the top need for the Steelers. In February, center was high on the last. Now, you can’t deny that the defense is going to be high on the list of priorities as well.

In January, running back and the offensive tackle position was widely considered the top need for the Steelers. In February, center was high on the last. Now, you can’t deny that the defense is going to be high on the list of priorities as well. This is just one of the subjects that will be discussed on the latest episode of the BTSC podcast, The Steelers Hangover.

The Steelers have plenty of draft prospects, but they might not be perfect in everybody’s eyes.

The old guard in the media just can’t seem to accept the new generation of athletes. While most celebrate JuJu Smith-Schuster’s return, other feel that he’s a perfect example of being a diva despite choosing less money to stay in Pittsburgh. It’s time to define diva and realize that there are different levels and it’s not as bad as it could be.

The old guard in the media just can’t seem to accept the new generation of athletes. While most celebrate JuJu Smith-Schuster’s return, other feel that he’s a perfect example of being a diva despite choosing less money to stay in Pittsburgh. It’s time to define diva and realize that there are different levels and it’s not as bad as it could be.

The Steelers haven’t been overly active in free agency. In fact, they’ve barely been active, only re-signing a few of their own players and not going near any outside free agents.

The new league year has kicking off with fireworks galore and the Steelers still face several roster questions, with JuJu coming back, Nelson seemingly going, Steelers fans should expect the unexpected - not just now but in 2021.

The new league year has kicking off with fireworks galore and the Steelers still face several roster questions, with JuJu coming back, Nelson seemingly going, Steelers fans should expect the unexpected - not just now but in 2021

Steeler Nation was feeling melancholy with the losses of Mike Hilton, Bud Dupree, Matt Feiler, Tyson Alualu and the release of Vince Williams. It was getting worse when Steven Nelson asked for a trade on Friday. But the news that Juju Smith-Schuster was staying in Pittsburgh elated fans.

Steeler Nation was feeling melancholy with the losses of Mike Hilton, Bud Dupree, Matt Feiler, Tyson Alualu and the release of Vince Williams. It was getting worse when Steven Nelson asked for a trade on Friday. But the news that Juju Smith-Schuster was staying in Pittsburgh elated fans.

Welcome to October 26, 2014. Flash back to an awesome classic on the Steelers Retro Show and join BTSC’s Tony Defeo and Bryan Anthony Davis as they go back in time and relive a memorable matchup between the Steelers and Colts at Heinz Field.

Declaring that Pittsburgh is his home, JuJu Smith-Schuster has agreed to stay in black and gold. Join BTSC co-editor Dave Schofield with details of No.19 sticking with the Steelers.