My Article on Cam Heyward: If you want to be a Steeler—like Heyward once challenged Rodgers—you honor your contract. No exceptions. Cam Heyward is 36 years old, has two years left on his contract, and just signed a two-year extension less than a year ago. Now, suddenly, he’s

In today’s NFL, it’s a double standard that never fails to show up. When players underperform, they still collect every cent of their contract without hesitation. But the moment they outperform, suddenly they expect to tear up the deal with years remaining and demand more. That’s

It's the pre-season but the Steelers looked pretty good. Here's the endzone view with the starters from the Steelers first pre-season game. Mason Rudolph, Darnell Washington, Broderick Jones, Spencer Anderson, Zach Frazier, Mason McCormick, Troy Fautanu, and Kaleb Johnson.

With 54 days until the penguins season opener, here is a classic sharp angle goal that recorded Crosby’s 54th point against the blue jackets. Crosby is now 3rd all time in points against Columbus, in just 45 games.

My Article: Why the Penguins Need to Trade Bryan Rust and Rickard Rakell The Pittsburgh Penguins are at a serious crossroads. Right now, the team is stuck in no man’s land — too good to finish near the bottom but not good enough to make a meaningful playoff run, let alone

My Article on the waste of $ on NFL Edge Rushers: Big Pay, Small Returns: The Paradox of NFL's Highest-Paid Edge Rushers In the NFL, edge rushers get paid like defensive juggernauts—players who can change the course of a game with a single sack. Yet, some of the league's

Kenny Pickett: From Hometown Hope to First-Round Flop Remember when the Steelers drafted Kenny Pickett and half the city went into cardiac arrest from sheer excitement? “Finally! A hometown kid, a Pitt legend, the heir to Big Ben’s throne!” Yeah, about that… turns out the only

Pickett is already on his 4th team. Rejected by QB rooms that were already disasters, only to land in new ones just as bad. Fourth string for the Browns. Third option for the Raiders. Not “the future”—just glass behind other broken glass.

Trey Hendrickson just got a fat pay raise. Congrats. Meanwhile, every team shelling out top dollar to edge rushers is stuck with 0 playoff success. Big contracts, bigger L’s. Paying for pressure ≠ winning in the NFL.

March 14th, 2024, Pittsburgh Steeler. March 15, 2024: Traded to the Eagles. March 10, 2025: Traded to the Browns. August 25, 2025: Traded to the Raiders. 4 Teams in just over 1 year. Yikes