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September 24, 2025
Steelers Could Have Surprise Reunion With Veteran OL
Jack Markowski
Sports Illustrated
Steelers Could Have Surprise Reunion With Veteran OL
Steelers weighing veteran interior-depth options as they prep for a Dublin Week 4 showdown with Minnesota. Nate Herbig, recently released from retirement by Washington, worked out for Pittsburgh and could rejoin a unit thin after Max Scharping's ACL injury. His familiarity with the Steelers—and the presence of his brother Nick—adds intrigue as Zach Frazier anchors the center spot and the organization considers multiple rotation plans.
What is the most likely immediate impact of Nate Herbig joining the Steelers on Week 4 vs. Minnesota?How will the Week 4 Dublin venue influence the Steelers’ interior line decisions and rotation?If Zach Frazier continues to grow, how should the Steelers balance him with a potential Herbig signing?What are the key factors a fantasy manager should monitor if Nate Herbig signs with Pittsburgh?
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https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/pittsburgh-st..

September 23, 2025
Steelers try out retired OL after season-ending injury to G | Behind the Steel Curtain
Ryland Bickley
Behind the Steel Curtain
Steelers try out retired OL after season-ending injury to G | Behind the Steel Curtain
Steelers work out Nate Herbig as they search for interior-line depth after a season-ending guard injury. Herbig, brother of Nick, previously spent 2023-24 with Pittsburgh and totalled 17 games with the Eagles and 11 starts with the Jets. He retired in July, but now aims to restart his career. With Max Scharping on IR, Pittsburgh has an open roster spot and a chance to add veteran versatility behind Zach Frazier at center and guard depth.
With Nate Herbig back in the mix, should fantasy managers expect the Steelers to lean on interior-line stability to boost weapons like Najee Harris and George Pickens?How does Herbig’s return influence Zach Frazier’s fantasy value and development for dynasty leagues?What are the top risk factors for rostering Nate Herbig given retirement and a comeback bid?Which specific matchups or game scripts would most benefit from Nate Herbig’s interior versatility this season?
Mentions:
@Max Scharping | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Max Scharping | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/pittsburgh-s..

September 15, 2025
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin offers injury updates after loss to Seahawks
@TheSteelersWire
Steelers Wire
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin offers injury updates after loss to Seahawks
Steelers lose a pair of defensive anchors to high-ankle sprains, risking a two-week lull just before a bye. Loudermilk and Highsmith are sidelined, with Herbig back to stabilize the line and Black and Lee stepping in for Loudermilk. Harmon’s return remains uncertain, while the Steelers must navigate a road test at New England. Key early-game injuries and depth-chart shuffles define Pittsburgh’s short-term outlook as they chase depth and scheme tweaks.
Mentions:
@Alex Highsmith | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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@James Pierre | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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@Logan Lee | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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https://steelerswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl..

August 10, 2025
Lucas Niang tears ACL, forcing Commanders to continue hunt for reserve linemen - Washington Times
The Washington Times
The Washington Times
Lucas Niang tears ACL, forcing Commanders to continue hunt for reserve linemen - Washington Times

Lucas Niang’s season-ending ACL tear leaves the Commanders vulnerably thin on the edge, thrusting an unsettled training camp competition at right tackle. Washington also awaits guard Sam Cosmi’s return from ACL injury, with the opener against New York looming on Sept. 7. Niang had been lined up to replace Nate Herbig, who retired earlier in the offseason, and the team has not yet announced who will occupy Niang’s spot on the roster. In the mix are former Chiefs linemen Andrew Wylie and Nick Allegretti, who joined Washington in the offseason and could factor into early depth.

Two weeks into camp, the coaching staff remains tight-lipped about the exact replacement plan, increasing the importance of internal competition and possible early-season lineup shuffles. Cosmi’s status adds another layer of intrigue, as his ACL tear last season cast doubt on his readiness for Week 1. The Chiefs connection in Washington’s room, plus Cosmi’s uncertain timeline, creates a delicate puzzle for fantasy owners tracking Washington’s run game and quarterback protection as the season approaches.

Given Niang’s season-ending injury, who steps into the right tackle role and how might this affect fantasy lineups in Week 1?If the edge protection is unstable in Week 1, which Washington players gain fantasy value as a result?What roster moves might Washington pursue to bolster the line after Niang’s injury and Herbig’s retirement?Does Niang’s injury influence the fantasy outlook for Washington’s offense in Week 1 against the Giants?
Mentions:
@Andrew Wylie | Washington Commanders | NFL
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@Lucas Niang | Washington Commanders | NFL
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@Nick Allegretti | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Nick Allegretti | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Sam Cosmi | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Sam Cosmi | Washington Commanders | NFL
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https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/aug/10/l..

July 29, 2025
Nate Herbig, Washington Commanders offensive lineman, retires during training camp - Washington Times
The Washington Times
The Washington Times
Nate Herbig, Washington Commanders offensive lineman, retires during training camp - Washington Times
Nate Herbig, the Washington Commanders offensive lineman, has announced his retirement just one week into training camp. The 27-year-old made the decision to step away from the game, which Coach Dan Quinn characterized as a personal choice. Herbig had recently signed a one-year, $1.3 million contract, aiming to compete for a backup spot after a season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Previously, he started 30 games in his NFL career since entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2019 with the Philadelphia Eagles.
What will be the immediate impacts of Herbig's retirement on the Commanders' line?What strategies do NFL teams use to manage unforeseen retirements during training camp?What will be the long-term implications of Herbig's retirement for his career?What can be learned from Herbig's situation for aspiring undrafted players?
Mentions:
@Nate Herbig | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Washington Commanders | NFL
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https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/jul/29/n..

September 24, 2025
Steelers Could Have Surprise Reunion With Veteran OL
Jack Markowski
Sports Illustrated
Steelers Could Have Surprise Reunion With Veteran OL
Steelers weighing veteran interior-depth options as they prep for a Dublin Week 4 showdown with Minnesota. Nate Herbig, recently released from retirement by Washington, worked out for Pittsburgh and could rejoin a unit thin after Max Scharping's ACL injury. His familiarity with the Steelers—and the presence of his brother Nick—adds intrigue as Zach Frazier anchors the center spot and the organization considers multiple rotation plans.
What is the most likely immediate impact of Nate Herbig joining the Steelers on Week 4 vs. Minnesota?How will the Week 4 Dublin venue influence the Steelers’ interior line decisions and rotation?If Zach Frazier continues to grow, how should the Steelers balance him with a potential Herbig signing?What are the key factors a fantasy manager should monitor if Nate Herbig signs with Pittsburgh?
Mentions:
@Max Scharping | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Max Scharping | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Mike Tomlin | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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@Nick Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nick Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
Philadelphia Eagles | NFL
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@Zach Frazier | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Zach Frazier | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL

https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/pittsburgh-st..

September 23, 2025
Steelers try out retired OL after season-ending injury to G | Behind the Steel Curtain
Ryland Bickley
Behind the Steel Curtain
Steelers try out retired OL after season-ending injury to G | Behind the Steel Curtain
Steelers work out Nate Herbig as they search for interior-line depth after a season-ending guard injury. Herbig, brother of Nick, previously spent 2023-24 with Pittsburgh and totalled 17 games with the Eagles and 11 starts with the Jets. He retired in July, but now aims to restart his career. With Max Scharping on IR, Pittsburgh has an open roster spot and a chance to add veteran versatility behind Zach Frazier at center and guard depth.
With Nate Herbig back in the mix, should fantasy managers expect the Steelers to lean on interior-line stability to boost weapons like Najee Harris and George Pickens?How does Herbig’s return influence Zach Frazier’s fantasy value and development for dynasty leagues?What are the top risk factors for rostering Nate Herbig given retirement and a comeback bid?Which specific matchups or game scripts would most benefit from Nate Herbig’s interior versatility this season?
Mentions:
@Max Scharping | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Max Scharping | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
New York Jets | NFL
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@Nick Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nick Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
Philadelphia Eagles | NFL
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@Zach Frazier | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/pittsburgh-s..

September 15, 2025
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin offers injury updates after loss to Seahawks
@TheSteelersWire
Steelers Wire
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin offers injury updates after loss to Seahawks
Steelers lose a pair of defensive anchors to high-ankle sprains, risking a two-week lull just before a bye. Loudermilk and Highsmith are sidelined, with Herbig back to stabilize the line and Black and Lee stepping in for Loudermilk. Harmon’s return remains uncertain, while the Steelers must navigate a road test at New England. Key early-game injuries and depth-chart shuffles define Pittsburgh’s short-term outlook as they chase depth and scheme tweaks.
Mentions:
@Alex Highsmith | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Alex Highsmith | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Derrick Harmon | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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@Isaiahh Loudermilk | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Isaiahh Loudermilk | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@James Pierre | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@James Pierre | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Logan Lee | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Logan Lee | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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New England Patriots | NFL
@Patrick Queen | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Patrick Queen | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
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Seattle Seahawks | NFL
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@Yahya Black | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL
@Yahya Black | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL

https://steelerswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl..

August 10, 2025
Lucas Niang tears ACL, forcing Commanders to continue hunt for reserve linemen - Washington Times
The Washington Times
The Washington Times
Lucas Niang tears ACL, forcing Commanders to continue hunt for reserve linemen - Washington Times

Lucas Niang’s season-ending ACL tear leaves the Commanders vulnerably thin on the edge, thrusting an unsettled training camp competition at right tackle. Washington also awaits guard Sam Cosmi’s return from ACL injury, with the opener against New York looming on Sept. 7. Niang had been lined up to replace Nate Herbig, who retired earlier in the offseason, and the team has not yet announced who will occupy Niang’s spot on the roster. In the mix are former Chiefs linemen Andrew Wylie and Nick Allegretti, who joined Washington in the offseason and could factor into early depth.

Two weeks into camp, the coaching staff remains tight-lipped about the exact replacement plan, increasing the importance of internal competition and possible early-season lineup shuffles. Cosmi’s status adds another layer of intrigue, as his ACL tear last season cast doubt on his readiness for Week 1. The Chiefs connection in Washington’s room, plus Cosmi’s uncertain timeline, creates a delicate puzzle for fantasy owners tracking Washington’s run game and quarterback protection as the season approaches.

Given Niang’s season-ending injury, who steps into the right tackle role and how might this affect fantasy lineups in Week 1?If the edge protection is unstable in Week 1, which Washington players gain fantasy value as a result?What roster moves might Washington pursue to bolster the line after Niang’s injury and Herbig’s retirement?Does Niang’s injury influence the fantasy outlook for Washington’s offense in Week 1 against the Giants?
Mentions:
@Andrew Wylie | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Andrew Wylie | Washington Commanders | NFL
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@Lucas Niang | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Lucas Niang | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Washington Commanders | NFL
New York Giants | NFL
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@Nick Allegretti | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Nick Allegretti | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Sam Cosmi | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Sam Cosmi | Washington Commanders | NFL
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https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/aug/10/l..

July 29, 2025
Nate Herbig, Washington Commanders offensive lineman, retires during training camp - Washington Times
The Washington Times
The Washington Times
Nate Herbig, Washington Commanders offensive lineman, retires during training camp - Washington Times
Nate Herbig, the Washington Commanders offensive lineman, has announced his retirement just one week into training camp. The 27-year-old made the decision to step away from the game, which Coach Dan Quinn characterized as a personal choice. Herbig had recently signed a one-year, $1.3 million contract, aiming to compete for a backup spot after a season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Previously, he started 30 games in his NFL career since entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2019 with the Philadelphia Eagles.
What will be the immediate impacts of Herbig's retirement on the Commanders' line?What strategies do NFL teams use to manage unforeseen retirements during training camp?What will be the long-term implications of Herbig's retirement for his career?What can be learned from Herbig's situation for aspiring undrafted players?
Mentions:
@Nate Herbig | Washington Commanders | NFL
@Nate Herbig | Washington Commanders | NFL
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https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/jul/29/n..

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