A Steelers Depot daily segment. A quick hit of some Pittsburgh Steelers-related stories that may not require a complete article, but nuggets worth mentioning and passing on to you guys.
Your Depot After Dark for July 19.
More Roman Wilson Work
Roman Wilson is entering a pivotal year for his career after finishing the 2025 season on the bench. He’s taking that reality seriously. After multiple weeks of training with Route God, as well as a brief excursion with Aaron Rodgers and several other teammates, Wilson is now back in the Pittsburgh area working with a local WR coach.
Steelers.com’s Brian Batko shared a screenshot of Wilson’s Instagram showing him working with Sean Gavin, a former Robert Morris receiver.
Things this account loves to see:
Roman Wilson working with receiver trainer Sean Gavin, former Robert Morris wideout and my fellow Shaler Titan pic.twitter.com/vKYrgKAMGy
— Brian Batko (@BrianBatko) July 19, 2026
Pricey WR Room
Up until a year ago, the Steelers had one of the league’s cheapest WR rooms for multiple years in a row, and they paid for it on the field with lackluster pass-game stats. If nothing else, they opened their wallet to fix the issue. According to Warren Sharp on X, it’s now one of the most expensive rooms in the NFL.
most expensive WR rooms in 2026:
$65.5M – Bengals
$61.8M – Cowboys
$52.6M – Lions
$51.9M – Steelers
$46.5M – Buccaneers
$46.2M – Titans
$45.5M – Vikings
$45.0M – Seahawks
$42.4M – Giants
$41.7M – Rams
$38.0M – Bills
$36.6M – 49ers
$35.6M – Patriots
$34.9M – Texans
$34.6M -…
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) July 19, 2026
Decade Win Rate
The Steelers haven’t won a playoff game in a decade, but they have still been consistently one of the top regular season teams in the NFL.
NFL Stats shared a chart of win percentages over the last decade — including the playoffs — and the Steelers are seventh, just barely below the New England Patriots.
Winning % for each team over the last 10 seasons, including playoffs:
Chiefs – 71.8%
Bills – 62.8%
Eagles – 61.6%
Ravens – 60.9%
Seahawks – 60.9%
Patriots – 60.0%
Steelers – 59.8%
Packers – 59.3%
Rams – 58.6%
Vikings – 58.2%
Cowboys – 57.3%
Saints – 55.2%
Buccaneers – 52.0%…
— NFL Stats (@NFL_Stats) July 19, 2026
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