Needless to say, Pittsburgh might have to consider making some trades or cuts on the defensive side. Per Over the Cap, the Steelers’ most likely cap casualty this offseason is veteran linebacker ...

PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers have entered the least fun part of the NFL calendar. The front office must make contract decisions for a slew of players. There's a long list of pending free ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a pretty good salary cap situation going into the 2025 offseason, but the team can clear more room by cutting some players. On that front, Pittsburgh has multiple ...

Pittsburgh is projected to have around $40 million in cap space this offseason, per Over the Cap. Though the franchise has plenty of money to upgrade some major positions of need, the Steelers ...

“On Tuesday, I was told by people close to the situation that Preston Smith will be a cap casualty and is expected to be cut by the Pittsburgh Steelers,” Pauline reported. Smith, a nine-year ...

According to Sportskeeda's Tony Pauline, the Steelers are considering outside linebacker Preston Smith as a potential cap casualty, ending a short run with Pittsburgh after just 10 games.

If he is gone before that bonus hits, the Steelers will eat a dead cap of roughly $3.5 million while saving a total of $7 million. Unlike with Smith, Pittsburgh will still be charged his signing ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a glaring need at wide ... they would save a little over $10 million in cap space, but they would still eat about $13.6 million in dead money due to the prorated ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers ... whose contracts the Steelers must consider. But before that, the front office has to decide which players are expendable to save precious cap space.