Thomas Tull, a billionaire, is in talks to increase his stake in the Steelers.
According to a person knowledgeable with the situation, a group led by billionaire Josh Harris has agreed to buy the NFL’s Washington Commanders for $6 billion, the most ever paid for a US professional sports franchise.
According to the person, who asked not to be identified since the situation is private, the group intends to finalize a deal for the team in the coming days.
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Los Angeles Rams vs. Pittsburgh Steelers: How to Watch, Betting Odds
The Rams welcome a Steelers team into SoFi on Sunday that is looking for answers on offense. Pittsburgh is averaging just 15.8 points per contest this season behind second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett. That’s bad enough for No. 30 overall in the league.
The Steelers’ highest output of the season came in a 26-22 win over the Browns at home in Week 2. The offense has eclipsed the 20-point mark just once more, in a 23-18 win over the Raiders in Las Vegas the following week. Pittsburgh sits a half-game behind the Ravens for the AFC North lead.
