Steelers Rebuild with New Additions and Standouts

The Pittsburgh Steelers are undergoing significant changes this season, highlighted by the arrival of veteran wide receiver Robert Woods, who aims to emulate franchise legend Hines Ward as the team seeks offensive stability amid quarterback uncertainty. Rookie Will Howard is drawing promising comparisons to Eagles’ Jalen Hurts but is considered a developmental project for now. Versatile undrafted free agent Max Hurleman is making an impression in minicamp by contributing in multiple roles, including slot receiver and return man. Meanwhile, former Steelers running back Greg Bell has become the starting running back for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Canadian Football League, with his performance potentially paving the way for an NFL return. These developments underscore the Steelers’ efforts to rebuild and strengthen their roster with both established veterans and versatile newcomers.