2019 ScheduleAll times ET

2019 Schedule
8-8, 2nd in AFC North
Why Minkah Fitzpatrick doesn't 'fear' Patrick Mahomes (1:38)
8d
Why Big Ben doesn't need a 3rd ring to be an all-time great (1:03)
8d

Brooke Pryor ESPN Staff Writer 

GM Kevin Colbert isn't worried about the lack of first-round pick. The Steelers traded their selection away to the Miami Dolphins early in the season in exchange for Minkah Fitzpatrick -- a move that looked better and better throughout the year and the off-season. "Under the kind of circumstances, the uncertainty of the player you might be taking and not have all the information, I'm a lot more more comfortable knowing we got an All-Pro player with that pick," Colbert said.

Is this the best time to expand the NFL playoffs? (1:06)
10d

Brooke Pryor ESPN Staff Writer 

The Steelers continued their streak of XFL additions by announcing the official signing of DE Dewayne Hendrix, S Tyree Kinnel and LB/LS Christian Kuntz to one-year contracts on Monday. Kuntz, a Duquesne product, spent time with the Steelers in last year's training camp. A former Pitt edge rusher, Hendrix is also familiar face. The trio of signings brings the total of former XFL players with the Steelers to five, joining DT Cavon Walker and OT Jarron Jones, who agreed to terms last week.

Would a 14-team playoff be a good thing for the NFL? (1:04)
11d
Harrison gets his pump on with Lombardi trophies (0:23)
13d

Brooke Pryor ESPN Staff Writer 

New Steelers OL Stefen Wisniewski had interest from several teams, including the Chiefs, but he opted to sign with his hometown team. For the Pittsburgh native and Penn State grad, it was too good an opportunity to pass up -- along with the chance to be a starter with the retirement of Ramon Foster. "The fact that all the stars kind of lined up here, I was super excited," he said. "It's tough to turn down your hometown team, let alone when you've got a great opportunity like I have."

Devin Bush's basement got a serious makeover (1:00)
14d
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15dBrooke Pryor

Steelers boost depth with signings of 3 from XFL

Pittsburgh added defensive tackle Cavon Walker and offensive tackle Jarron Jones from the XFL's New York Guardians and safety Tyree Kinnel from the DC Defenders.

Brooke Pryor ESPN Staff Writer 

The Steelers dipped into the pool of XFL talent for a second time Wednesday to sign offensive tackle Jarron Jones. The former Notre Dame defensive tackle was drafted by the N.Y. Guardians in the first round of the offensive line position and was the team's left tackle. Jones spent training camp or preseason with the Bills, Cowboys, Giants and Seahawks, but couldn't stick with any of them. The 6-6, 320-pound OT got much-needed OL reps in the XFL to compete for a roster spot in Pittsburgh.

Brooke Pryor ESPN Staff Writer 

The Steelers added more depth to their defensive line by signing XFL sack leader Cavon Walker to a one-year deal. Listed at 6-2, 284 pounds, Walker led the XFL with 4.5 sacks and nine quarterback hits as a member of the New York Guardians. The Maryland product went undrafted in 2018, but spent preseasons with the Bears and the Chiefs. Walker is the second defensive lineman added by the Steelers in free agency, joining former Baltimore DL Chris Wormley, who arrived in Pittsburgh via trade.

Team Stats

Passing Yards186.331st
Rushing Yards90.429th
Points For18.127th
Points Against18.9Tied-27th