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The Steelers signed the $7 million man Max Starks to a four-year extension today. So, cause for minor celebration? Sure, I guess. The team has locked down their occasionally adequate left tackle at a rate not as ludicruous as it had been previously.The team needed to sign Starks to a long-term deal, so as to avoid the messy year-by-year drama of having to stick him with the franchise...

per ESPN The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed left tackle Max Starks to a $26.3 million, four-year contract, according to a source.  Included in the deal is $10 million in guaranteed money, the source said. The Steelers announced the deal Tuesday but did not give financial details. Starks is signed through 2012.  The agreement between the Steelers [...]

The talking has finally paid off, as the Steelers today finally came to terms with their franchise player, OT Max Starks. The tackle signs a deal that will go though the 2012 season, and ESPN’s John Clayton reports that the deal will pay him $26.3 million. The deal also includes a reported $10 mil in [...]

Now that the Steelers are officially on break until training camp, what is there for Ben Roethlisberger to do?

The Steelers have announced that tackle Max Starks, the team's transition player in 2008 and its franchise player in 2009, has signed a long-term...

PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Offensive tackle Max Starks has signed a four-year contract that keeps him with t...

The Steelers signed offensive tackle Max Starks to a new four-year contract that could keep him with the team through 2012.

Move frees up salary cap room for defending Super Bowl champs Offensive tackle Max Starks has signed a four-year contract that keeps him with the Pittsburgh Steelers through the 2012 season and frees up several million dollars in salary cap room for the team.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed left tackle Max Starks to a $26.3 million, four-year contract, according to a source.

Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Fernando Bryant announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday after a 10-year career.

Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Fernando Bryant announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday, ending a 10-year career that culminated with a victory in Super Bowl XLIII.

Last week, Jets owner Woody Johnson told Boomer Esiason that the team is taking a wait-and-see approach regarding receiver Plaxico Burress. “We don’t know what his current status, both legally and from a league standpoint, and until those are cleared up, we look at him like any other player — we look at the talent, if [...]