Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Spencer Anderson at practice on Oct. 23, 2025. — Ed Thompson / Steelers Now
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Spencer Anderson and his fiancee Savanna tied the knot in a private wedding ceremony on Saturday.
The couple, who had been together since Anderson’s time at the University of Maryland, announced their engagement last July during Steelers training camp.
A seventh-round pick of the Steelers out of Maryland in the 2023 NFL Draft, Anderson is set to enter his fourth season with the club. He earned the most extensive playing time of his career in 2025, serving as the team’s top backup guard and jumbo tight end.
Anderson played 160 snaps as a extra offensive lineman and 193 snaps at left guard in 2025, filling in for starter Isaac Seumalo, who dealt with a number of injuries throughout the season.
Anderson is currently in line to compete for the starting job in 2026, as Seumalo left the Steelers in free agency on a three-year contract with the Arizona Cardinals.Â
In addition to Anderson, the Steelers have signed former Dallas Cowboys backup Brock Hoffman to compete for the starting role, and could still address the position in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The 6-foot-5, 305-pound Anderson is a native of Bowie, Maryland, in between Washington, D.C. and Annapolis, and attended Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville, Maryland.
He has appeared in 42 games and made 11 starts in his three-year NFL career, and is currently scheduled to become a free agent for the first time at the end of the 2026 season.
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