Steelers conclude voluntary OTAs, shift to mandatory workouts this week
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 9:31 AM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
The Pittsburgh Steelers wrapped up voluntary OTAs last week and will begin mandatory workouts on June 2. Key takeaways from the sessions include quarterback Aaron Rodgers' early participation and a competitive battle between Will Howard and Drew Allar at QB. Running back Jaylen Warren is reportedly in better shape, while rookie receivers Germie Bernard and Kaden Wetjen made positive impressions in drills. Changes in the offensive line are evident following the loss of Isaac Seumalo and the injury to Broderick Jones. The team is transitioning to a new defensive scheme under coordinator Patrick Graham, emphasizing nickel defense.
- •Steelers start mandatory workouts on June 2.
- •Aaron Rodgers surprised by signing early and participating in OTAs.
- •Will Howard has early lead in quarterback competition over Drew Allar.
- •Jaylen Warren arrives at camp lighter and more explosive.
- •Steelers adjust offensive line after losing Isaac Seumalo and Broderick Jones.
- 9:31 AMYahoo Sports — Big takeaways from Steelers voluntary OTAs
"The Steelers wrapped up voluntary OTAs and mandatory workouts kick off this week and here are our takeaways.
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