Found September 22, 2009 on
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The Post-Gazette talked about Santonio Holmes being banged up in today’s edition:
Santonio Holmes walked around the Steelers’ facility yesterday with a large wrap on his left wrist/hand. It appears he merely was icing down a wrist injury from the game in Chicago. Holmes injured the wrist when he hit the ground and tried to support [...]
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We roasted Plaxico a few weeks ago. While we think he’s getting what he deserves for not knowing the laws in the state he lives in, it is rather sad that the guy is going to prison for almost two years just for being… well, stupid. Guy shoots himself in the leg and now he’s [...]
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Former NFL receiver Plaxico Burress has been sentenced to two years in prison and will begin serving his time immediately.
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September 22, 2009
Steeler wide receiver Santonio Holmes walked around the Steelers' facility yesterday with a large wrap on his left wrist/hand. It appears he merely...
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September 23, 2009
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September 22, 2009
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September 22, 2009
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No worries.
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...here are a few observations:1. Bruce Arians play calling was excellent. I have been a huge critic of Arians (and Larry Z), but I will be the first to admit that the play calling was quite good on Sunday. It looks like the coaches have realized that the passing game is truly the strength of this team and they cannot run unless it’s set up by the pass. ...
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September 23, 2009
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Plaxico Burress carried his son Elijah into his sentencing, holding the 3-year-old like he never wanted to let him go. Just like he never let go of the football in Super Bowl XLII.
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They lined up to take blame after the Steelers' 17-14 loss to the Chicago Bears Sunday. Jeff Reed, obviously. Hines Ward, who said the offense left too many plays on Soldier Field.
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One boneheaded fumble. Two long years behind bars.
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