**Breaking News: Steelers Sign GM Omar Khan to Contract Extension Following Bold Moves**

 

*Pittsburgh, PA – July 2025*

 

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed General Manager Omar Khan to a multi-year contract extension, rewarding him for an aggressive and transformative offseason that has dramatically reshaped the franchise’s outlook.

 

The announcement comes just days after the Steelers shocked the NFL world by signing veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers and finalizing a blockbuster trade for All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey. These bold moves signal the Steelers’ intent to make a serious Super Bowl push in the upcoming 2025 season.

 

Khan, who took over as GM in 2022, has been praised for his savvy cap management and willingness to make bold decisions. The signing of Rodgers—who parted ways with the New York Jets after a turbulent 2024 campaign—gives Pittsburgh immediate stability and experience at quarterback. Rodgers, a four-time MVP, is expected to mentor young talents while gunning for one final Super Bowl run.

 

Meanwhile, the trade for Ramsey adds a shutdown presence to the Steelers’ secondary. The former Rams and Dolphins cornerback brings elite credentials and leadership to a defense already stacked with talent, including T.J. Watt and Minkah Fitzpatrick.

 

Steelers President Art Rooney II lauded Khan’s vision and execution in a statement Friday morning.

 

“Omar has demonstrated exceptional leadership and a commitment to excellence,” Rooney said. “His recent moves show he’s not afraid to take calculated risks to bring championships back to Pittsburgh.”

 

Fans and analysts alike have taken notice of Khan’s aggressive approach, contrasting it with the traditionally conservative front-office style the franchise has long been known for.

 

While questions remain about Rodgers’ durability and Ramsey’s injury history, the Steelers are clearly betting big on 2025. With Khan locked in for the foreseeable future, Pittsburgh appears all-in on a win-now strategy.

 

Training camp begins later this month, and expectations have never been higher in the Steel City.