Steelers releasing Cordarrelle Patterson
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This Pittsburgh Steelers' rookie running back has caught the attention of the team's head coach during the early stages of training camp.
In 2024, Patterson signed with the Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers, the sixth team of his career. The 34-year-old spent most of the season as a kick returner but has career totals of 2,875 receiving yards and 2,646 rushing yards.
LATROBE— As Jaylen Warren enters his fourth year in the NFL, he does so with over 1,600 career rushing yards and six touchdowns. Warren, who made the Pittsburgh
The first week of Steelers training camp was as exciting as advertised — giving fans an early glimpse at what this overhauled roster looks like ahead of the 2025 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are making moves on offense by taking out one of their strongest veterans. Running back Cordarrelle Patterson, a four-time Pro Bowler, revealed Monday that he had been released by the Steelers — on his day off, no less.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ first week of training camp is in the books and one of their rookies has already caught the attention of head coach Mike Tomlin. Tomlin couldn’t help but praise running back Kaleb Johnson, the Steelers’ third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, after the first few practices in Latrobe.
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Behind the Steel Curtain on MSNSteelers OT Broderick Jones suffers injury during training campPer Nick Farabaugh of PennLive, Jones didn’t go through drills after seven shots and was getting his right hamstring/quad wrapped by team athletic trainers. Mike Tomlin was asked about this after practice, and he classified Jones as “day-to-day.”
Kyle Dvorchak discusses the Pittsburgh Steelers' choice to have veteran Jaylen Warren, rather than rookie RB Kaleb Johnson, practice with the first team offense at the first day of training camp.