The Pittsburgh Steelers are conducting workouts for three long snappers: Peter Bowden, Matt Hembrough, and Sean Wracher, possibly signaling the end of Christian Kuntz's tenure with the team. Kuntz, the current long snapper, joined the Steelers in 2021 and signed a three-year extension in 2024. His future may hinge on these auditions, as the Steelers explore options to ensure stability in their special teams unit.

Bowden, from Wisconsin, played for the Jaguars' practice squad before this opportunity. Hembrough, previously with Oklahoma State, joined the Arizona Cardinals, while Wracher gained attention for his performance at Indiana University and attended the New York Giants' training camp. With Kuntz's contract allowing for an exit in 2025, the Steelers may be preparing for a transition.