Steelers see offensive mistakes pile up during training camp
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 9:18 PM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

During the latest practice at training camp on August 16, the Pittsburgh Steelers struggled with pre-snap penalties and unforced errors, contributing to an overall lack of offensive cohesion. Elandon Roberts drew attention for his intense play, creating a noticeable impact on the field. The coaching staff will need to address these issues in the upcoming sessions to optimize performance ahead of the season. Observations from camp indicate these errors are persistent, raising concerns about readiness for the upcoming schedule.
- •Steelers practice on August 16 featured numerous offensive errors.
- •Pre-snap penalties hindered progress during drills.
- •Elandon Roberts stood out with aggressive play.
- •Coaching staff faces challenges in addressing these mistakes before the season.
- •Continued miscues could impact overall team readiness.
- 9:18 PMPittsburgh Post-Gazette — Steelers camp observations: Offensive miscues mount and Elandon Roberts causes a ruckus - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Pre-snap penalties and unforced errors continue at Sunday’s practice.
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