The Pittsburgh Steelers added Jonnu Smith in a blockbuster trade, and now the tight end is providing more information.

The Dolphins replaced Smith with Darren Waller on Tuesday, trading for the tight end with the New York Giants. Waller retired after the 2023 season after complaining about his usage, but is giving it another go in 2025.

New Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Jonnu Smith talked about his trade to the AFC North from the Miami Dolphins for the first time on Wednesday. Smith, who received a new one-year, $12 million contract as part of the trade, joins his former longtime offensive coordinator and head coach, Arthur Smith, with the Steelers.

The Washington Commanders need help on the defensive side of the ball. Making a blockbuster trade to acquire T.J. Watt would instantly turn their weak defense around.

But for as many doubters as Rodgers has, he seemingly has one big believer in former Steelers head coach Bill Cowher, who led Pittsburgh to 149 wins, 10 playoff appearances, eight division titles, six AFC Championship Game appearances, two Super Bowl appearances, and one Super Bowl championship during his 15-year tenure with the team.

That means this is no longer theoretical, so it's time to do some speculating about what things could actually look like when the Steelers take the field. We know who will be involved in the proceedings,

Aaron Rodgers is almost assuredly not the exit ramp for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has already said this is likely to be his final season. It would be understandable for the Steelers to see the value in Rodgers as a one-year fix if they had a promising young quarterback in the pipeline or were Super Bowl contenders,