According to head coach Mike Tomlin, Heyward even partook in team activities, which is a great sign that he will be on the field when the team takes on the New York Jets in Week One of the regular season.

Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward ended his hold-in Tuesday. He donned his pads and joined his team in all phases of practice, including team work, coach Mike Tomlin said. Brooke Pryor of ESPN reports that there has been no movement on Heyward's request for a renegotiated contract and that the seven-time Pro Bowler still is pushing for a compensation increase for 2025.

Steelers DL Cameron Heyward was back in uniform and participating in practice on Tuesday, per Brooke Pryor, despite sources telling her nothing has changed with his contract dispute. Pryor says Heyward is still pushing for a raise in 2025 with two more years remaining on his contract.