ST. R.I.P Tragedy Strikes at Acrisure Stadium – Young Steelers Fan Passes Away During Colts Game

What was meant to be a night of football and pride for the city of Pittsburgh turned into heartbreak on Sunday.

During the Steelers’ Week 9 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts

, tragedy struck in the stands of Acrisure Stadium.

With 4:18 remaining in the first quarter, the Steelers were just one yard away from the end zone. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers

attempted a pass on fourth down, but the throw sailed incomplete, denying Pittsburgh a crucial touchdown.

At that very moment, witnesses say an 18-year-old Steelers fan, Steven Morrison, suddenly collapsed in the stands. Nearby fans immediately called for medical assistance as panic spread through the section.

Paramedics on site rushed to his aid, performing emergency treatment before quickly transporting him to a nearby hospital. Despite their best efforts, doctors later confirmed that Steven had tragically passed away.

The Steelers organization has yet to release an official statement, but several teammates and fans have already expressed their condolences online, describing Steven as “a true member of Steelers Nation whose love for the team ran deep.”

Moments after learning the heartbreaking news, Steelers star linebacker Alex Highsmith immediately reached out to Steven’s family. Sources confirmed that Highsmith personally visited the family to offer his condolences and support, and also

donated $100,000 to help them cover medical and funeral expenses.

Fans across social media have praised Highsmith’s act of compassion, calling it a reflection of what the Steelers family truly stands for — unity, empathy, and loyalty beyond the field.

For many, the moment served as a painful reminder that football, though filled with passion and emotion, is about more than just wins and losses — it’s about community, connection, and the people who share that love every Sunday.

Rest in peace, Steven Morrison.
Forever a part of Steelers Nation.

“He came to cheer for his team — and left as part of its forever history.”

Steelers Shock Fans by Releasing Promising Young Cornerback After Impressive Start

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a surprising move that has fans talking — the team has officially released a promising young cornerback, just one season after he became a fan favorite in the secondary.

According to team sources, the decision was made to open a roster spot following the acquisition of wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

The young defensive back had been a consistent performer on the Steelers’ practice squad and impressed coaches during last year’s campaign. Despite showing flashes of potential, the depth at cornerback ultimately left him on the outside looking in as the team reshuffled its roster heading into the second half of the season.

Defensive coordinator Teryl Austin spoke highly of the player’s effort and attitude during his final week in Pittsburgh:

“He’s been working his tail off,” Austin said. “When you’re not a starter, these preseason games and practice reps are everything. He’s done everything we’ve asked of him, and I have no doubt he’ll keep proving people wrong wherever he goes.”

That player is Beanie Bishop, the undrafted gem who won over Steelers fans last season after posting four interceptions in his rookie year.

We have released CB Beanie Bishop Jr. from the Practice Squad.@BordasLaw — Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) November 3, 2025

Bishop’s fearless style and work ethic quickly made him a favorite in the locker room, but with the additions of Jalen Ramsey

and Brandin Echols, the competition at slot corner became too crowded for him to stay on the active roster.

Beanie Bishop: Best of 2024 pic.twitter.com/XEbBxWpsyh— Steely Cam (@CamBlurn) November 3, 2025

Bishop’s release came as a shock to many in the fanbase, who had seen him as a rising star and symbol of Pittsburgh’s gritty defensive culture.

He is now a free agent and free to sign with any team — and given his talent and determination, it likely won’t be long before another franchise gives him a new home.