Steelers Daily Digest
Lamar Jackson's Potential with Ravens
Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator Declan Doyle sees a bright future for Lamar Jackson, despite already being a standout player at 29. Doyle believes Jackson's game still has untapped potential, hinting at exciting developments for Ravens fans. With Jackson's dynamic playstyle, there's anticipation for even more electrifying performances as he continues to evolve.
Cooper Kupp Pays Tribute to Robert Woods
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp honored his former Rams teammate, Robert Woods, who recently announced his retirement. Kupp praised Woods for his impactful career, emphasizing the profound influence Woods had on those around him. Known affectionately as "Bobby Trees," Woods' legacy extends beyond stats, embodying the essence of team spirit and professionalism.
Remembering Mike Wagner
The Steelers community mourns the loss of Mike Wagner, a key figure in the legendary 1970s defense. Steelers President Art Rooney II expressed deep sorrow over Wagner's passing.
Known for his intelligence and physical play, Wagner's interception against Roger Staubach in Super Bowl X remains a defining moment. His leadership and class left an indelible mark on the field and beyond.
Steelers News Highlights
- Hall of Honor Loss: The Steelers family is grieving the loss of a Hall of Honor defensive back and four-time Super Bowl champion at 76. His contributions to the team's storied history are fondly remembered.
- Gratitude for Mike Tomlin: Current Steelers players recently expressed their appreciation for head coach Mike Tomlin during a Zoom call, highlighting his positive impact on the team.
- Browns Farewell: A prominent Browns player penned a heartfelt farewell to Cleveland, signaling a significant change in the team's roster.
- Nick Herbig's Future: Rumors suggest Nick Herbig might explore opportunities beyond the Steelers, potentially seeking a new chapter in his career.
- Trade Rumors: A former Steelers All-Pro finds himself on the trade block once again, stirring speculation about his next destination.
- No Mexico City Game: The Steelers have confirmed they won't be playing in Mexico City in 2026, focusing on their domestic schedule instead.
Stay tuned for more updates as the sports world continues to evolve.