After a brief delay — computer problem — we will hold our weekly Steelers chat at 2 pm ET today at post-gazette.com/sports/steeler…

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Of course, the Steelers could always sign Harris to a new contract at the end of the 2024 season or place the franchise tag on him.

Steelers want to wait and see how Harris and the running backs perform in Arthur Smith’s offense, per sources

Steelers declined option year on RB Najee Harris, per sources.

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It's time for our post-draft #Steelers chat and it's today at 10:30 am ET at post-gazette.com. One rule: No trading up to get the question you like.

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It was one year ago today we lost Western Pennsylvania's greatest athlete ever and one of the kindest, most humble and generous persons you will ever meet -- Dick Groat. Here is one way to remember and honor him. pagolf.com/dick-groat-mem…

Art Rooney II acknowledges his impatience with lack of playoff wins has fueled the Steelers' frenzy of offseason changes. post-gazette.com/sports/steeler… via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Mike Tomlin and GM Omar Khan met with former Steelers CB Cam Sutton last week in Pittsburgh, per sources.

With the first of two picks on the 3rd round, Steelers take Michigan WR Roman Wilson, giving them a player who can help replace the loss of Diontae Johnson. Wilson (6-0, 180) ran a 4.39 at the combine and averaged 16.0 yards on 107 receptions with 20 touchdowns in four seasons.

The Steelers have drafted offensive linemen back-to-back in rounds 1 and 2 only once before in their history -- in 2012 when they drafted G David DeCastro No. 1 and T Mike Adams No. 2.

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Getting a center in the second round would make the top pick of Troy Fautanu even better, if that is possible. Steelers had Fautanu rated among the top 10 players in the draft and the second tackle behind Joe Alt.

Steelers aren't planning to trade up in the second round, but that doesn't mean they won't. They may have to if they want a starting-caliber center, and the target is WVU's Zach Frazier.

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Steelers had Troy Fautanu rated among their top 10 players. If he were gone, they were going to take either Duke C Graham Barton or Oklahoma T Tyler Guyton at 20.

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