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Tomlin and Rodgers Underscore Steelers' All-In Super Bowl Push

Front-office deliberations over a Terry McLaurin trade reveal Pittsburgh's urgency to reinforce receiver depth ahead of a must-win season.

Overview

  • Mike Tomlin publicly affirmed that the Steelers are "all in" on the 2025 season, highlighting the scale of their offseason roster investments.
  • Aaron Rodgers, in his announced final NFL season, said he counts Pittsburgh among the handful of teams capable of winning the Super Bowl.
  • Rodgers praised Tomlin's leadership, saying he has spoken with a friend rather than just a coach since joining the team.
  • Despite acquiring DK Metcalf, concerns over depth behind the veteran wideout have intensified discussions about trading for Terry McLaurin.
  • The front office's exploration of a McLaurin deal reflects a broader strategy to capitalize on the team's championship window before Rodgers's retirement.