Steelers' Free Agency, Draft Picks, & Injury Updates

0:00For the NFL, it's March 4th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Pittsburgh Steelers fans, it's time for your weekly news roundup. In the AFC North, Baltimore Ravens' General Manager, Eric DeCosta, talked contract situations at the Combine. Cincinnati Bengals won't use the franchise tag on Trey Hendrickson. Cleveland Browns traded for a new starting offensive tackle from Houston Texans. For the Steelers, rookie defensive tackle, Yaya Black, showed promise with three starts, 28 tackles, two forced fumbles, and some big plays. Earlier this week, free agency chatter heated up with Javan Hargrave as a potential target. The 33-year-old former Steeler had 52 tackles and three-and-a-half sacks last season with Minnesota, who might release him. Pittsburgh could use defensive line-deaf heading into 2026, even without Mike Tomlin coaching anymore. Frederick Jones, the promising offensive tackle, had neck fusion surgery after an injury against

1:00Chicago in week 12. General Manager Omar Khan says they're still gathering info on his recovery, with no clear timeline for summer or week one. This clouds his pivotal 2026 season and the team's fifth-year option decision. Looking back, the top 50 Steelers draft picks list ranks line-backer Mike Merroweather at number 47. He made three probals in five full seasons, with 11 interceptions, eight forced fumbles, and 31 career sacks. Fans often overlook him from that Super Bowl-less era. Debate rages on Omar Khan's best draft pick as GM. From his 2023 class, Joey Porter Jr. stands out as a high-end corner, grabbed via a trade pick. Nick Herbig offers huge value as a top pass rusher from round four. Both shine, but Porter edges it for now. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax.

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