Today, NFL football will be on our TV screens. Arizona vs. Carolina isn’t inspiring, but former Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett will get the start. Either way, I and many others will take any matchup possible. Next week, the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for their first preseason game.
As for the Steelers, the first depth chart has been released. Mike McCarthy will face the Green Bay Packers, and Aaron Rodgers will not. The interesting position group for Pittsburgh is the quarterback position. Mason
Rudolph is listed second behind Rodgers, with Will Howard and Drew Allar following Rudolph.
For the most part, every spot is secured, but there is a ton of training camp left, and players will push for playing time and spots on the roster.
Here is Thursday’s Three Rivers Report.
Steelers coverage from Behind The Steel Curtain
- Steelers release first depth chart: Wide receiver Roman Wilson is listed ahead of rookie Germie Bernard
- ESPN doesn’t want the Steelers in the Super Bowl, per report: Well, that’s interesting, if true.
- The Steelers may have a clue who they will face in Week 1: With Michael Penix still working through his injury, it sounds like the Steelers will face off with a familiar face.
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- Broderick Jones is healthy, but has to work to start: The good news is Jones is healthy; he has more work to do.
- Steelers insider offers thoughts on Will Howard vs Drew Allar: Some thoughts about the rookie battle at quarterback.
- DeShon Elliott is near a full return: Some good news for the Steelers.
NFL
- Bears QB Caleb Williams impressing at training camp: This is a big season for the former USC quarterback.
- Should you draft Stefon Diggs in fantasy: The new Commanders receiver will likely be a target in drafts
- Former Panthers lineman is pushing to start for Buffalo: Once a journey man, Austin Corbett is fighting for a starting spot.
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