The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed General Manager Omar Khan to a new three-year contract, securing him through the 2028 NFL season. The team announced the deal on Thursday, with President Art Rooney II crediting Khan for strengthening the roster via the draft, trades and free-agency signings since he succeeded longtime executive Kevin Colbert in 2022. Under Khan, Pittsburgh has reached the playoffs in each of the past two seasons, although it has not won a postseason game since 2016. The extension gives the franchise continuity as it enters the 2025 campaign and prepares to host the 2026 NFL Draft, where it currently holds 12 selections. Khan’s immediate priorities include resolving edge rusher T.J. Watt’s contract situation following the star defender’s offseason absence. The renewed deal positions Khan to oversee those negotiations and guide roster decisions aimed at ending the team’s Super Bowl drought.