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No Truth to Wild Steelers, Shedeur Sanders Report

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers made national headlines last week when Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders jumped on a plane and headed to the Steel City for a pre-draft visit. Since then, everyone is talking about the possibility of him heading to the black and gold during the NFL Draft, except one rumor that things aren’t great between the two sides.
Speaking on Chat Sports, KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson reported that the meeting between the Steelers and Sanders did not go well, and Pittsburgh has essentially removed him from their draft boards.
“I’ve heard he will not be a Pittsburgh Steeler,” Wilson said. “That meeting did not go well. That wasn’t from someone telling me that because it’s someone trying to affect these boards. Somebody is picking a QB higher than expected.”
Well, this goes entirely against everything Steelers On SI, and at least one other Pittsburgh insider is hearing. According to numerous sources that Steelers On SI has spoken to since the meeting, the two sides got a long great, and head coach Mike Tomlin is very impressed by Sanders as a person and as a leader.
Sanders spent several hours at the Steelers facility, meeting with Tomlin, general manager Omar Khan, offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and other coaches. He toured the facility and spent a ton of time discussing life and getting to know Pittsburgh, while Pittsburgh got to know him.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gerry Dulac only further solidified what Steelers On SI is hearing, shutting down the reports as well.
“I will tell you Rich that they have a first-round grade on Jaxson Dart, and they really like Shedeur Sanders,” Dulac said during an appearance on the Rich Eisen Show. “Despite whatever post was put out there that he had a terrible meeting [and] it did not go well. Nothing could be further from the truth. They like the guy. They had a great meeting with him.”
Pittsburgh certainly has Sanders as one of their top quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft, and won’t rule out the possibility of landing him at No. 21. It doesn’t mean he’s their top prospect that could be available, or that they’re set on drafting him if he falls. But any rumors that Sanders and the Steelers aren’t on good terms is false. Heading into draft week, the team is very impressed with the Colorado quarterback and the potential he brings on and off the field in the NFL.
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Fish fry funds help Pittsburgh-area volunteer fire company fix its broken ladder truck

Good Friday means the last fish fries of the season. But for the volunteer fire companies, churches and social organizations that host them, the impacts will last well past Lent.
For the past several Fridays, kitchens across western Pennsylvania have been serving up fish sandwiches and sides like french fries and haluski. And it’s made a countless difference, especially for one fire company.
“It is a lot of work for sure, but I mean, yeah, for a fundraiser, it is worth it,” said Lt. Richard Giannoccora with the Shaler Villa Volunteer Fire Company.
The fire company’s primary ladder truck broke and needs to be fixed.
“Obviously those funds are very kind of critical for our operation. Recently, we just had a major mechanical failure on our ladder truck that ended up costing us well over $10,000 and these funds do go directly to supporting those causes and bills that we have,” he said.
The company closed its fish fry down for 15 years due to a lack of volunteers and someone to take the reins to make it happen. But this year, volunteers showed up, Giannoccora took the lead and their truck got fixed.
“Was it what you expected?” KDKA-TV’s Barry Pintar asked.
“I think we did a lot better than we thought,” Giannoccora said.
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Penguins win season finale, beat Capitals 5-2

Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin put on a show in the regular-season finale on Thursday night, showcasing their greatness in the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 5-2 win over the Washington Capitals.
Ovechkin finished his record-breaking season by netting his 897th career goal in the second period. Crosby, meanwhile, finished his 20th season in the NHL with a goal and an assist to push him past the 90-point barrier for the ninth time.
The Capitals begin the quest for the franchise’s second Stanley Cup on Monday against the Montreal Canadiens.
The 73rd regular-season meeting between two of the game’s biggest stars was the rare one without stakes. The Capitals clinched the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs weeks ago. The rebuilding Penguins missed the postseason.
Bryan Rust scored twice to finish the season with a career-best 31 goals. His second goal came on a ridiculous whip-around backhand feed from Crosby that gave Pittsburgh a 3-1 lead. Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 18 shots for the Penguins.
Ovechkin’s 44th goal of the season moved him three clear of Wayne Gretzky, whose career record Ovechkin smashed earlier this month. Clay Stevenson made 33 saves in his NHL debut.
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