“What’s up, guys?” Johnson, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ third-round pick, said. “How are y’all doing?” If Johnson wasn’t afraid to initiate conversation with a gaggle of then ...

Despite the bleak circumstance at the quarterback position, the Steelers now have two more offensive weapons: DK Metcalf and Kaleb Johnson. The Steelers needed more talent on the offensive side ...

After signing veteran Trey Sermon, the Pittsburgh Steelers came away from rookie minicamp with more running back depth. But it’s hard to argue that rookie Kaleb Johnson didn’t garner most of ...

He’s with it, and I’m down to go,” Johnson said, h/t Penn Live. If he can improve his pass protection, maybe the Steelers won’t regret losing Harris after all. Johnson could end up being ...

PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers sought to fill the void left by the departure of long-time running back Najee Harris by selecting Iowa's Kaleb Johnson during the 2025 NFL Draft. Now getting ...

The Steelers signed running back Kaleb Johnson, the team's third-round pick, to a four-year contract. Johnson, who played at the University of Iowa, was selected with the 83rd overall pick. Offensive ...

PITTSBURGH -- New Pittsburgh Steelers running back Kaleb Johnson is a ‘workout warrior,’ in his words, and that mentality is what he is bringing to the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex.

"He may be your Diontae Johnson," Easterling responded. Diontae Johnson, a wide receiver selected by the Steelers in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft out of Toledo, had his time in Pittsburgh ...

After flaming out in Pittsburgh, former Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson has spent several stints with the Carolina Panthers, Baltimore Ravens and now Cleveland Browns. Johnson has failed to ...

Minutes after the Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson in the third round, offensive coordinator Arthur Smith praised the new ball carrier for his instinctive style ...

and there’s reason to believe Johnson’s scheme fit stands out with the Steelers. He’s at his best as a zone rusher, even without elite speed, and has plenty of experience with the concept.

At least insofar as the third-round pick’s big-play abilities. Luckily for the Pittsburgh Steelers, though, Johnson’s college numbers say otherwise. So, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said ...