Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Versatile Former Super Bowl Champions
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed former Eagles offensive lineman Jack Driscoll to their practice squad, aiming to strengthen depth and stability after injuries hit their starting offensive line rotation.
Driscoll brings proven versatility, having played both tackle spots and shifted inside to guard. His experience in jumbo formations makes him a valuable addition for Pittsburgh’s physical run game.
A fourth-round pick out of Auburn in 2020, Driscoll appeared in 67 games and started 18 for Philadelphia, providing reliable snaps during pivotal moments including postseason competition.
We have signed OL Jack Driscoll, S Darrick Forrest, and WR John Rhys Plumlee to the practice squad.
@BordasLawhttps://t.co/04dJyTzhkD — Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) October 29, 2025
After his rookie contract ended, he briefly joined the Dolphins before returning to the Eagles. He remained a free agent following the Super Bowl until Pittsburgh offered this opportunity.
Standing 6-foot-4 and 306 pounds with strong athletic traits, Driscoll has battled injuries including a rookie-year knee issue, yet continues to prove his toughness and professional readiness.
The Steelers made this signing following Isaac Seumalo’s pectoral strain, expecting Driscoll to serve as insurance and potentially compete for meaningful roles as the season pushes ahead.
Romeo Doubs is OUT OF SQUAD vs. Seahawks and AVAILABLE FOR TRADE
Green Bay, WI – August 20, 2025
The Green Bay Packers have made waves ahead of their preseason finale, ruling wide receiver
The move follows weeks of speculation about Doubs’ future in Green Bay. With the Packers investing two of their first three draft picks in rookie receivers Matthew Golden and Savion Williams, competition in the wideout room has never been fiercer.
Doubs, 25, has been a productive player at times since arriving in Green Bay, recording over 1,700 yards and 15 touchdowns across three seasons. He became a reliable red-zone target and occasional big-play threat, particularly in clutch situations.
Yet inconsistency has defined his tenure. A troubling pattern of drops — 22 across 43 career games — has limited his reliability. “Of the Packers receivers who could realistically be cut, Doubs is the most noteworthy,”
Last season, Doubs hauled in 46 passes for 601 yards and four touchdowns in 13 appearances, showing flashes of impact but again struggling with consistency. As the roster tightens, the Packers appear ready to move in a new direction.
Head coach Matt LaFleur has emphasized the need to maximize every opportunity this preseason. For Doubs, missing the Seahawks matchup underlines just how uncertain his standing has become within the offense.
Green Bay’s decision also reflects its growing confidence in younger talent. Golden and Williams have impressed throughout training camp, joining a core that already includes Christian Watson and Jayden Reed, leaving fewer snaps available for veterans.
With final roster cuts looming, Doubs now sits at a career crossroads. Whether through trade or outright release, the message is clear: his time in Green Bay may be nearing its end, and a fresh start could soon be on the horizon.
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