The Pittsburgh Steelers head into 2026 with a deeper roster and renewed depth, but training camp will feature notable battles including backup quarterback and receiver three roles, and questions at the defensive line with Keeanu Benton potentially challenged by Sebastian Joseph-Day and Yahya Black. Dylan Cook faces competition at right tackle with first-round pick Max Iheanachor looming for left tackle duties, highlighting the coaching staff’s preference for versatile line play. In Seattle, the Seahawks are bolstering depth at cornerback and evaluating personnel, signing Brandon Johnson to add competition at the position while also reshaping the veteran mix ahead of training camp. The team is weighing trade possibilities as Kaleb Johnson could become a trade candidate for Seattle if injury-impacted depth at running back persists following Zach Charbonnet’s ACL injury. Malik Heath, a former Packers receiver, surfaced in Seahawks tryouts as Seattle continues to audition options at receiver, signaling a broader evaluation of the talent pool. Ongoing roster moves, PUP status considerations, and early camp evaluations underscore both teams’ focus on maximizing depth and readiness for the 2026 season.