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The Steelers want depth at the trade deadline as the Bengals close in on the AFC North lead

The Pittsburgh Morning News teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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The Steelers aren't sellers, and they aren't looking to make a high-priced investment either. With two days left as of Sunday night, depth interests them more than difference makers. ESPN's Adam Schefter has also given an update on possible trade target Brian Thomas Jr. of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Steelers went into Week 9 on the bye with the AFC North lead. Then the Bengals beat the Falcons in Madrid, and next Sunday's prime-time Steelers-Bengals game is now a matchup to see who takes control of the division.

6-2Bengals' record after beating the Falcons in Madrid

The Steelers were on the bye in Week 9 and held the AFC North lead going in.

Plus, a nod for a Steelers great. Jon Kolb, an Army National Guard veteran, is the team's Salute to Service nominee for Adventures in Training with a Purpose, the nonprofit he founded. If you want to vote, fans can do it online through Nov. 30.

The Salute to Service recipient's name carries $50,000 in donations

Salute to Service Award donations, $50,000, by where it comes from and where it goes

Comes from

$50,000

Goes to

$25,000 USAA 50%$25,000 NFL Foundation match 50%
$25,000 Military branch aid societies 50%$25,000 Recipient's chosen charity 50%

Comes from

  • $25,000 USAA 50%
  • $25,000 NFL Foundation match 50%

$50,000

Goes to

  • $25,000 Military branch aid societies 50%
  • $25,000 Recipient's chosen charity 50%

Source: WPXI

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AmountShare
From: USAA$25,00050%
From: NFL Foundation match$25,00050%
To: Military branch aid societies$25,00050%
To: Recipient's chosen charity$25,00050%
  • Nominees: Kolb is one of 32
  • Voting limit: one vote per nominee per day
  • Finalists: three, announced in January 2027

Sources: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Carlisle Sentinel, WPXI

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