August 3rd, 2011 
Andrew Auger 
Posted in The most busy team in the league announced several confirmed reports and one signing that was confirmed earlier today. Pro Bowl TE Zach Miller, CB Kelly Jennings, DE Jimmy Wilkerson, LB MIchael Johnson, and undrafted rookie running back Chase Reynolds. Also announced, and somewhat of a relieving announcement, was the signing of former Steelers and [...]
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Source: Steelers Re-Sign OT Colon
Colon Missed The Entire 2010 Season The Pittsburgh Steelers released tackle Max Starks earlier in the afternoon, so it was apparent they were going to bring back Willie Colon. Colon, projected as the Steelers starting right tackle, signed a five-year contract worth $29 million, according to NFL Network’s Jason LaCanfora. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, [...]
Report: Burress Set To Join One Of His Former Teams
A Tale Of Two Tapes Plaxico Burress is coming home, yet, where exactly is home for Plax? Both team and league sources have told ESPN’s Chris Mortensen that it appears likely that Burress will be playing for one of his two former clubs. “Sources believe only a productive, fence-mending meeting between Burress and Coughlin stands [...]
Steelers To Retain Services Of Ike Taylor
Top Flight Cover Corner According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter via Twitter, the Pittsburgh Steelers have decided to keep their best defensive back outside of Troy Polamalu: Pittsburgh reached agreement with veteran cornerback Ike Taylor on a four-year deal. This was an easy choice for the Steelers, who lack quality depth behind Taylor at cornerback.
Ranking NFL Divisions And Why NFC Is Better Than AFC
NFL’s Best Division Includes “The Champ” The NFC holds the top two divisions in the NFL; one of the many reasons why the NFC is ultimately better than the AFC. 1. NFC North: “The Champ”, NFC runner-up, and other two teams are serious Wild Card possibilities. What makes this division so strong is the fact [...]
Brown’s Clutch Grab Keys the Game-Winning Drive for the Steelers
At the end of the day, it was the offensive play of the season at a time the team needed it the most. And of course it came from a player who early on in the season couldn’t even get on the active roster on Sunday’s. But that’s all behind Antonio Brown, whose 58-yard catch [...]
The Ultimate Battle for the AFC North Crown
The Ravens offense is looking for the Ray Rice of last year to return While it is relatively early in the season, it is starting to look like the AFC North is shaping up to be two team battle between Pittsburgh and Baltimore. The Steelers sit atop the division (5-1) and the Ravens (5-2) are [...]
Inside the Steelers-Saints Matchup
Brees and his receivers will need to be on the same page in order to have success against a relentless Pittsburgh defense Can the vaunted Steelers pass rush make Brees, Saints look bad for a second week in a row? I was fortunate enought to exchange Q&As with Steelers Gab (and the Sports Gab Network) [...]
