Derrick Harmon, selected as the No. 21 pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers, lost his mother less than 24 hours of being picked ...

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers rookie defensive end Derrick Harmon is the team’s starting left defensive end, defensive line coach Karl Dunbar said. Harmon was drafted in the first round of the ...

Now in the NFL, Steelers first-round pick Derrick Harmon has the opportunity to play alongside a defensive lineman he’s modeled his game after: Cameron Heyward. At the NFL Combine, Harmon said ...

Pittsburgh Steelers first-round pick Derrick Harmon is already being compared to a current Steelers great in All-Pro defensive tackle Cam Heyward. NFL reporter Lance Zierlein shared Thursday night ...

Former Oregon Ducks defensive tackle Derrick Harmon may have the best path to success in the NFL out of all ten Ducks drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Harmon in the ...

The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on Friday, one day after Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the NFL draft.

The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on Friday, one day after Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the NFL draft.

The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on Friday, one day after Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the NFL draft.

Derrick Harmon showed up for work on Friday, eager to get his NFL career started while still coming to terms with the death of his mother Tiffany Saine.

The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on Friday, one day after Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the NFL draft.

The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on Friday, one day after Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the NFL draft.

The team confirmed the news in a written statement released by Steelers President Art Rooney II on Friday, one day after Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the NFL draft.