Follow usThe Pittsburgh Steelers inked GM Omar Khan to a new 3-year contract, as he will have a deal until 2028.
“Khan and his team have done an excellent job in the past 3 seasons in constructing our roster through the National Football League Draft, trades, and free agency. We hope that we will be even more successful in the upcoming years and achieve even greater things with the team,” Pittsburgh president Art Rooney II shared today.
Omar, who is 48 years old, was appointed as the franchise GM in 2022, replacing Kevin Colbert, who stepped down after 12 years. This is his 25th campaign with the organization.
The Steelers have signed GM Omar Khan to a three-year extension that runs until the 2028 season 💰
Pittsburgh's had a busy offseason:
🏈 Signed QB Aaron Rodgers
🏈 Signed CB Darius Slay
🏈 Traded for WR DK Metcalf
🏈 Traded for CB Jalen Ramsey
🏈 Traded for TE Jonnu Smith pic.twitter.com/bENlJhmnOZ— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) July 3, 2025
The Steelers are 29-22. The Steelers are 29-22 with Omar as general manager and have made the playoffs in the past 2 campaigns.
During 2025, Khan made a blockbuster deal for WR DK Metcalf and CB Jalen Ramsey, among others. During the offseason in the current campaign, he inked the legendary QB Aaron Rodgers and CB Darius Slay.
Pittsburgh also has 12 draft selections in the next year’s draft that will be hosted in their city.
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