Najee Harris entered the 2024 NFL season in the final year of his current contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

After starting all 71 Pittsburgh games since the Steelers selected him from Alabama at No. 24 in the 2021 NFL Draft, Harris has reached the end of his rookie contract. He will become an unrestricted free agent able to sign with any NFL team on March 12 unless Pittsburgh signs him to a contract extension before then.

Najee Harris and Pat Freiermuth share an emotional moment reminiscent of the iconic Roethlisberger-Pouncey photo after the Wild-Card loss.

Harris doesn’t flash the same explosiveness as some of the league’s other preeminent backs, but he is a former first-round pick and, having never missed a start during his Steelers tenure, uber-reliable at a notoriously unreliable position.

For Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris and tight end Pat Freiermuth, Saturday's wild-card loss was about more than just the playoffs—it was also about their journey as teammates. The Steelers have already signed Freiermuth to a contract extension through 2028.

With Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris heading into free agency, Las Vegas Raiders All-Pro edge rusher Maxx Crosby is

The Steelers have a ton of needs on both sides of the ball. Pittsburgh needs to re-sign these 3 players before free agency.

Following their Wild Card loss to the Ravens, Steelers RB Najee Harris gave a cryptic response on his future with the team.

If running back Najee Harris and the Pittsburgh Steelers don't reunite next season, he should have no issue finding a landing spot elsewhere in the NFL. Las Ve

With Harris one of the headliners of the free agent running back class, Las Vegas Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby is starting some early recruiting and hopes Harris lands in Sin City.

PM ET on Amazon Prime Video, here are some key numbers you should know before you place a bet on his player prop bet markets. In the AFC Wild

"Certainly, there's change that comes with this time of the year." Those were Mike Tomlin's words in his last press conference of the season after the Steelers year ended with another one-and-done playoff exit.