With the 2025 NFL Draft now in the books, most of the major events of the 2025 offseason are complete. There’s training camp in late July, and OTAs and minicamps before then, but for the most part, the Steelers’ roster is essentially filled out as the offseason starts to slow down.
Complete, except for one position of course. Unfortunately for the Steelers, it’s the most important position on the field. That is why Tyler Sullivan gives the Steelers’ offseason a grade just north of average.
“I almost want to give them an ‘incomplete’ here,” Sullivan said Thursday on CBS Sports HQ.