Steelers receive C+ grade for offseason moves from ESPN analyst

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Steelers receive C+ grade for offseason moves from ESPN analyst
Summary

The Pittsburgh Steelers were graded C+ for their offseason by ESPN’s Seth Walder, who expressed skepticism about their decisions. Despite significant changes including a new head coach and ten draft selections, the analyst criticized the re-signing of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, suggesting it could hinder their title aspirations. Walder argued that even with a strong defense, the Steelers may lack offensive firepower, particularly due to their aging quarterback. The team reports for training camp on July 28, providing an opportunity to see their revamped roster under head coach Mike McCarthy.

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  • Steelers re-signed quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a one-year, $22.5 million deal.
  • Seth Walder criticized the decision, citing Rodgers' recent performance decline.
  • The Steelers made ten selections in the 2026 NFL Draft.
  • Patrick Graham assumes the role of defensive coordinator.
  • Training camp begins on July 28 in Latrobe.
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This ESPN analyst is not a fan of what the Steelers did this offseason.

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