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Mike Nicastro

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Skip Bayless doubts Steelers’ playoff chances in 2026 Original

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By Mike Nicastro
| Behind the Steel Curtain Verified
Add another national media skeptic to the growing list of doubters surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers entering the 2026 season. While appearing on The Arena podcast, longtime sports analyst and former ESPN and FS1 personality Skip Bayless made it clear that he doesn’t believe Pittsburgh will return to the postseason this year. Bayless pointed to the Steelers’ late-season struggles and disappointing playoff performance as reasons for his skepticism.
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Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr contract extension predicted to reset cornerback market

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By Mike Nicastro
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The Pittsburgh Steelers have already taken care of business with two key members of their 2023 draft class, signing outside linebacker Nick Herbig to a four-year, $100 million extension and tight end Darnell Washington to a four-year extension that keeps him in Pittsburgh through the 2029 season. Could cornerback Joey Porter Jr. be next? According to ESPN’s Bill Barnwell, Porter is among a select group of young cornerbacks who could soon reshape the financial landscape at the position.
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NFL writer ranks Steelers T.J. Watt contract among league’s worst Original

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By Mike Nicastro
| Behind the Steel Curtain Verified
When the Pittsburgh Steelers signed star edge rusher T. J. Watt to a three-year, $123 million extension last summer, the move was viewed as a commitment to one of the franchise’s greatest defensive players. Less than a year later, however, not everyone is convinced the deal will age well. Bleacher Report’s Brad Gagnon ranked Watt’s contract as the fifth-worst in the league, citing concerns about the veteran pass rusher’s recent decline in production.
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