PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers held the 2026 rookie minicamp down at UPMC Rooney Sports Complex on the South Side, giving the next group of future stars a chance to show their work. The Steelers hosted 16 of their rookies that they signed via the NFL Draft or as undrafted free agents, 12 veterans looking for a chance to prove they still deserve a look at and then 13 tryout players who are proving their worth, despite being passed over in the draft and as UDFAs. Pittsburgh had these 41 players work in their different position groups and show the coaches what they can do on the field right in front of them, most of them for the first time. The Steelers had three players stand out amongst the rest during rookie minicamp, with great promise coming from their offensive talent. WR Germie Bernard (Alabama, Second-Round Pick) The Steelers took their wide receiver in the second round in Germie Bernard out of Alabama, and he looked just as bit as advertised .…