Depot After Dark
Depot After Dark
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 Sept. 10.
HERBIG HELPING HAWAII
Nick Herbig had a big offseason. While he’s been a backup with the Steelers, he’s still been impactful. As a result, they gave him a hefty contract extension this offseason. Herbig is also set to have a bigger role on defense going forward. He’s using his platform to give back to others, too.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter shared on Twitter that Herbig is working to help communities in Hawaii that have been impact by Hurricane Lowell. Herbig is a Hawaii native, so this is a cause near and dear to his heart. It’s unfortunate to see so many lives negatively affected, but it’s good to see people like Herbig willing to help.
Steelers linebacker Nick Herbig, through his foundation HerbieGives, is launching relief efforts for communities in Hawaii impacted by Hurricane Lowell.https://t.co/izr33Z7961
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 10, 2026
FALLON JOKES ABOUT STEELERS’ LOGO
Most NFL logos are easily identifiable. The Philadelphia Eagles’ logo is an eagle. The Minnesota Vikings’ logo is a Viking. There are plenty of other examples, too. However, the Steelers’ logo is a little tougher to explain, and television show host Jimmy Fallon recently poked fun at that.
The Tonight Show posted a clip from a recent show on Twitter where writer Brooks Allison sang about NFL logos, but he has some trouble when he gets to Pittsburgh’s. However, he surprises Fallon and manages to figure it out. It’s a quirkier logo, but it makes sense when you figure it out.
A member of the studio audience (@brooksallison_) helps Jimmy break down @NFL team logos with a rap 🏈 #FallonTonight pic.twitter.com/tlLHPVWSSu
— The Tonight Show (@FallonTonight) September 10, 2026
FRAZIER CARES FOR DOGS
Zach Frazier is one of the Steelers’ best pieces on offense. He’s going into his third year and is looking to cement himself as one of the league’s best centers. Frazier still has some other things to take care of off the field, though.
That includes his two dogs. Frazier recently appeared on The Dog Stop’s YouTube channel, taking his dogs to get groomed. He also shares a few fun facts about his dogs. When Frazier gets his first NFL contract extension, it sounds like his dogs will be getting spoiled in one way or another.