As a rule, the Pittsburgh Steelers negotiate contract extensions with their top players in the offseason heading into the final year of their contract. This is the position the Steelers find themselves in with wide receiver George Pickens but Pickens’ production and behavior have muddied the waters of his future with this team.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens could be done with the team, following a new report about his behavior.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens was fined $10,231 for unsportsmanlike conduct (removal of the helmet) in last week’s 29-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

P Steelers wide receiver George Pickens reportedly was late to the team’s Christmas Day game against the Kansas City Chiefs, to go along with several other transgressions this season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers offseason has only just begun, and troubled wide receiver George Pickens is at the center of a controversy. In the aftermath of Pittsbur

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ future is in limbo after another season that collapsed at the end. The Steelers and Mike Tomlin haven’t won a playoff game since the 2016 NFL season, and the pressure to turn things around is hitting a boiling point.

The Pittsburgh Steelers collapsed down the stretch of the 2024 campaign, and while their play on the field was bad, reports indicate that their locker room was not in good shape either. Further supporting that notion is a report that George Pickens made a big mistake ahead of the team's Christmas day game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The NFL fined receiver George Pickens for removing his helmet during play of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ most recent game on Christmas Day against the Kansas City Chiefs. According to the league, Pickens was docked $10,

In what's become a common theme throughout the season, Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens was fined $10,231 for removing his helmet in the fourth

The George Pickens saga continues to drag on for the Pittsburgh Steelers, as The Athletic's Mike DeFabo has reported that the wide receiver showed up late to th

Case in point: A new piece from The Athletic's Mike DeFabo alleges Pickens reported to the field for Pittsburgh's Christmas game against the Kansas City Chiefs 35 minutes after Tomlin's requested arrival time, which is at least two hours before kickoff.