Matthew Marczi

The Ravens already stole the “Bus” nickname for Gus Edwards, but is Joe Burrow looking to be the next “Mean Joe” in the AFC North? Entering his seventh season, he is taking his leadership role to a new level in 2026. He senses the potential this particular roster has, and is dedicated to providing it with everything it needs.

How will the Steelers manage their OLB snap distribution after Nick Herbig’s contract extension? After Nick Herbig’s contract extension, the Steelers are paying good money to three OLBs. How do they play them all? That’s the task at hand for the new coaching staff, particularly DC Patrick Graham. Obviously, a 3-OLB package will be a part of the mix, but it can’t solve the “problem” entirely. Of course, one benefit of having three strong OLBs is that the Steelers can keep the pass rush fresh.

The Steelers have left virtually no position on the roster untouched this offseason, and the offensive tackle group is no exception. Having experienced yet another one-and-done postseason exit, they are trying just about anything to achieve more favorable results. With bold swings via trade, shrewd free-agent signings, and a clear draft priority, the 2026 Steelers are taking shape.