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0 of 9 Competition is brewing.  The NFL's offseason program may have just started with the onset of organized team activities, but a handful of position battles are already under the microscope.  Everything starts at quarterback where a few jobs are available for the taking. While these competitions will draw the most attention, other teams around the league will find elements critical to their potential success or failure this fall based on what they did or didn't do this offseason.  OTAs are merely the first step of the process. As the weeks pass, individuals will assert themselves throu...

Even with the NFL's expanded playoff field, not every team can realistically consider itself a title contender. Only a handful of teams are of that caliber, and more than half of the league will still miss the playoffs...

0 of 32 Justin Edmonds/Associated Press A lively debate ensued on social media in recent weeks (what's new?) over the viability of taking one position over another high in the draft.  The topic centered on whether the Cincinnati Bengals should select the top offensive tackle or wide receiver with this year's fifth overall pick  Whichever way a person leans in this particular discussion doesn't really matter, because the truth is the team needs to address both positions. It's not an either/or situation.  The conversation serves as a microcosm of what every organization is currently contempl...

0 of 3 Gary Landers/Associated Press The Pittsburgh Steelers aren't typically a major player in free agency, and that should mostly remain true in 2021.  According to Spotrac, the Steelers are among the NFL teams with the least amount of free agents on their roster. The current version of the team has just four players who were acquired on the open market.  The franchise hasn't become one of the most consistent in the league by making splashy signings. Instead, they focus on drafting and developing talent better than most.  That will pay off this offseason as they don't have the resources...

The 2021 Pittsburgh Steelers are set to look a lot different than the 2020 version. That's what happens when a team faces one of the more dire salary-cap situations in a year when the cap is set to go down after the COVID-19 pandemic...