Dallas Cowboys Coach Schottenheimer Backs Terence Steele Rebound

The Pittsburgh Steelers secured veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers for the 2025 season, but analysts speculate that Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson could become a candidate for the Steelers in 2026 due to limited playing time and new competition in Indianapolis. Kevin Clark suggested that Richardson’s athletic potential and the Colts' acquisition of Daniel Jones may lead to Richardson seeking a fresh start with Pittsburgh. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are focusing on rebuilding and strengthening their offensive line, especially around right tackle Terence Steele, who is entering his sixth NFL season and the most experienced player on the line after recent retirements and free agency departures. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer expressed confidence in Steele’s work ethic and leadership by example, expecting a major rebound in 2025 aided by improved coaching staff and the chemistry developing with rookie Tyler Booker. The Cowboys have invested in young talent through the draft but rely on Steele as a steady veteran presence to guide the unit through transition and challenge. Overall, both teams are managing key player situations to position themselves for future success in the upcoming NFL seasons.