The Latest Breaking News from Art Rooney II

PITTSBURGH — Antonio Brown has left a complicated Pittsburgh legacy, and no one knows that better than Mike Tomlin.

PITTSBURGH — Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher believes Steelers president Art Rooney II made a home run hire when he named Omar Khan as the new general manager.

Back before they were herded together to approve the Rams’ relocation from St. Louis to Los Angeles in January 2016, some NFL owners hesitated.

Pittsburgh missed training camp at Saint Vincent the past two years.

PITTSBURGH — As Kevin Colbert and Mike Tomlin have traveled the country attending the workouts of each of the top five quarterbacks in the draft, their presence as conspicuous as a Hollywood starlet, the fascination the Steelers will draft one of those prospects with their first-round pick continues to grow…

PALM BEACH, Fla. — The NFL announced changes Monday to the Rooney Rule in an effort to increase the number of minority candidates to be considered for coaching and front-office vacancies.

All 32 clubs must employ a female or a member of an ethnic or racial minority to serve as an offensive assistant coach. In recent years, head coaches have predominantly had offensive backgrounds.

PALM BEACH, Fla. — For a person who has been with one team longer than all but one NFL head coach, Mike Tomlin said his circle of friends in the league is not very big.

Will the Steelers be playing at Heinz Field next season, or will it have a new name?

Kevin Colbert said he told president Art Rooney II and coach Mike Tomlin last May he would step down in his full-time role as general manager after the 2022 draft, acknowledging it might be time for a change, both personally for his family and professionally for the organization.

PITTSBURGH — Steelers president Art Rooney II said the NFL has not seen enough advancement with hiring minority head coaches, but he defended how advancements and new policies implemented in the Rooney Rule have impacted front-office positions in the league.