Patrick Rooney Jr. thinks the Steelers would be 'absolutely insane' to make T.J. Watt the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL.

Family member of Art Rooney II went on the PBKC Podcast and blasted the Pittsburgh Steelers offseason–declaring they won’t compete. The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to be making every move ...

Rooney does not work for the Steelers, but is the first cousin of team president Art Rooney II. He views Ramsey and Metcalf as ‘headcases’ who will negatively affect the team’s culture.

Steelers’ owner Art Rooney II’s cousin Patrick Rooney Jr., who has now ownership ties to the organization, stays it would be silly to pay outside linebacker T.J. Watt.

His grandfather, Art Rooney Sr., owned it up until 1970, and was the founding owner of the Steelers. The track had been owned and operated by Patrick Rooney Sr. from 1984-2009.

Longtime Giants executive Tim Rooney died Tuesday at the age of 84, his family said. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Rooney passed after a bout with cancer. Rooney, the son of Steelers founder ...

The Rooney family's view has fans watching closely ... That voice belongs to Patrick Rooney Jr., grandson of team founder Art Rooney Sr. He said something strong that got people talking. Was it about ...

Art Rooney Sr., who founded the Steelers in 1933, named Rooney Mara’s maternal grandfather Tim Rooney in honor of her paternal great-grandfather Tim Mara, because of a timely wager.

Longtime NFL executive Tim Rooney, the nephew of Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney Sr., died Tuesday morning. He was 84, andhe had been diagnosed with cancer not long ago.

Patrick Rooney Jr. is not a member of the Steelers organization, so he has no say in whether Watt gets $40 million a year or more, but it interesting that a member of the Rooney family sounded off ...

Patrick Rooney Jr. ripped the Steelers for acquiring DK Metcalf and Jalen Ramsey via a trade. He thinks both players are ...