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Steelers owner Art Rooney II anticipates no international games for Pittsburgh

The Steelers won't play an international game next season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Steelers owner Art Rooney II hints that QB Mitch Trubisky will be back in 2023

Trubisky is on the cap for $11 million in 2023.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Steelers President Explains Decision to Keep OC Matt Canada

Art Rooney II discussed why he chose to keep the franchise’s play-caller heading into the ’23 campaign.

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Steelers' Art Rooney II encouraged by strong close to season, young core's progression

Steelers president Art Rooney II said he is "encouraged" with the direction of the team after the strong finish to the 2022 season, and he did not think the offense needed a change in coordinator and was excited about the development of rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett.

Tribune News Service

Joe Starkey: Question the Matt Canada decision, but don't doubt the Steelers' desire to win

PITTSBURGH — If you're among those believing Matt Canada's contract status played even a 0.001% role in keeping him for another season, then you think very little of Art Rooney II and his football franchise.

Tribune News Service

Steelers retire Franco Harris' No. 32 in somber ceremony at Acrisure Stadium

PITTSBURGH — The Steelers and Raiders now have played more than 30 times, and they'll meet up again countless more. But there only will be one Immaculate Reception, only one jersey retirement for Steelers legend Franco Harris, albeit amid the dismal backdrop of a frigid night three days after his…

Tribune News Service

The 'Immaculate Reception' remains a defining moment for Pittsburgh 50 years later

PITTSBURGH — Moments before Franco Harris made the most improbable play in NFL history, maybe in pro sports history, his mom sensed something was wrong, even from nearly 300 miles away.

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Steelers president Art Rooney II issues statement on death of Franco Harris

Here is the statement from Steelers team president Art Rooney II.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Steelers President Shares Statement About Death of Franco Harris

The team is scheduled to retire his jersey on Saturday at halftime against the Raiders.

Sports Illustrated

Colts Must Comply With Rooney Rule Before Hiring Head Coach

NFL diversity committee chair Art Rooney II stressed that Indianapolis cannot automatically elevate interim coach Jeff Saturday.

Sports Illustrated

Joe Starkey: Will the Steelers ever fix their pathetic running game?

PITTSBURGH — Remember when the Steelers beat up teams in the run game?

Tribune News Service

Joe Starkey: Is Matt Canada coaching for his job Sunday? He should be.

The implication seemed clear when ESPN's Brooke Pryor asked Mike Tomlin at his Tuesday news conference if it's time to make a change to his offense. It was phrased more like: Why wouldn't it be time?

Tribune News Service

Steelers to retire Franco Harris' No. 32 jersey during Immaculate Reception anniversary

PITTSBURGH — The Steelers will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception at their Christmas Eve game against the Las Vegas Raiders by retiring the No. 32 jersey of the game’s hero — running back Franco Harris.

Tribune News Service

Steelers announce Franco Harris’ No. 32 to be retired this season

The Steelers will retire Franco Harris' jersey this season.

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Steelers President Art Rooney II with special announcement on Tuesday

What will President Rooney's announcement be?

Tribune News Service

Joe Starkey: Art Rooney II did Steelers fans right on Ben Roethlisberger

PITTSBURGH — It could have turned out poorly. In some ways, it did. Ben Roethlisberger was a shell of himself for significant portions of last season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Steelers president Art Rooney II hasn’t ruled out keeping scoreboard ketchup bottles

The iconic Heinz ketchup bottles might stay at Acrisure Stadium.

Tribune News Service

Mike Tomlin dismisses Antonio Brown returning to Steelers but offers praise for former receiver

PITTSBURGH — Antonio Brown has left a complicated Pittsburgh legacy, and no one knows that better than Mike Tomlin.

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Bill Cowher believes Steelers will have 'seamless transition' with new GM Omar Khan

PITTSBURGH — Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher believes Steelers president Art Rooney II made a home run hire when he named Omar Khan as the new general manager.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ben Frederickson: Questions NFL owners should ask before helping Kroenke with his relocation settlement tab

Back before they were herded together to approve the Rams’ relocation from St. Louis to Los Angeles in January 2016, some NFL owners hesitated.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Steelers announce training camp to return to Saint Vincent

Pittsburgh missed training camp at Saint Vincent the past two years.

Tribune News Service

Gerry Dulac: Steelers shouldn't squander top draft pick on QB

PITTSBURGH — As Kevin Colbert and Mike Tomlin have traveled the country attending the workouts of each of the top five quarterbacks in the draft, their presence as conspicuous as a Hollywood starlet, the fascination the Steelers will draft one of those prospects with their first-round pick continues to grow…

AFP

NFL clubs to hire minority coaches to boost diversity

New York (AFP) - National Football League teams will be required to hire at least one minority offensive assistant coach as part of a drive to boost diversity across the sport, NFL owners announced Monday.

Los Angeles Times

NFL meetings: Rooney Rule updated to include female candidates

PALM BEACH, Fla. — The NFL announced changes Monday to the Rooney Rule in an effort to increase the number of minority candidates to be considered for coaching and front-office vacancies.

Chicago Sun-Times

NFL’s Rooney Rule gets adjustments

All 32 clubs must employ a female or a member of an ethnic or racial minority to serve as an offensive assistant coach. In recent years, head coaches have predominantly had offensive backgrounds.

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