Packers Waive Veteran Running Back After Matthew Golden Pick: Report

The Pittsburgh Steelers were once considered the model of stability in the NFL. But everything changed when Russell Wilson suddenly walked away. What seemed like a simple roster move has exploded into the hottest debate of the season: Are the Steelers entering a full-blown crisis, or is this just a painful step back before a bigger comeback? Wilson’s Exit: A Direct Hit to Steelers’ Ambitions Even if Wilson wasn’t the superstar he was in Seattle, he brought leadership and experience. Fans believed he could at least stabilize the offense. Now, his departure leaves the glaring question: Who will be the leader on the field? Have the Steelers lost both their tactical anchor and their emotional core in just one move? Offensive Core in Shambles It’s not just Wilson. The Steelers also said goodbye to Najee Harris and George Pickens. That’s QB – RB – WR all gone in one offseason. Some experts are calling it a mass exodus, a red flag pointing to serious fractures inside the organization. Could this be the beginning of a nightmare that drags on for years? Locker Room Drama: Money, Contracts, and No Clear Direction The chaos didn’t start here. The T.J. Watt contract saga, which dragged out before his $123 million deal, had already shaken the locker room. Add in rumors that the Steelers almost traded for Tyreek Hill but backed off due to his legal scandals, and you get a team whose leadership looks increasingly uncertain. Are the Steelers sabotaging themselves with poor planning? Legends come and go, but Steelers pride is forever. Don’t just watch the game - BE the game - Grab your official Steelers gear today (SHOP NOW) Rodgers – Savior or Illusion? Yes, the arrival of Aaron Rodgers and DK Metcalf has brought excitement. But Rodgers is 41. He might light it up for a season, but can he carry a fractured roster long-term? Critics argue he’s just a band-aid on a sinking ship, not the foundation for a new era. Fanbase in Civil War: Have the Steelers Lost Their Identity? The fanbase is split wide open: Optimists: “Rodgers and Metcalf are about to write a new chapter in Pittsburgh history.” Pessimists: “This isn’t the Steelers we grew up with. The dynasty is over.” Social media has turned into a battlefield, with heated debates raging about whether Pittsburgh still has the DNA of a champion. Steelers at a Crossroads Wilson’s exit isn’t just about losing a quarterback. It’s a mirror reflecting the chaos inside the franchise. Now, the six-time Super Bowl champions face the ultimate question: Is this the end of an era—or the rebirth of one? What do you think: Are the Steelers spiraling into decline, or on the edge of a dramatic comeback? Join the debate—this conversation is far from over.