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Steelers defensive back Ike Taylor still feels the pain of the AFC wild-card loss to Denver at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
Via Steelers Depot
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January 10, 2012
The Pittsburgh Steelers season came to an end Sunday in Denver and now all of the attention turns to the 2012 season, especially as it relates to veteran players on the roster and salary cap concerns as well.
One player that will be talked about all offseason is veteran inside linebacker James Farrior. Farrior just finished his 15th season in the NFL and his 10th in a Steelers uniform...
Via AP on Fox
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January 10, 2012
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin acknowledges that change is inevitable, even for one of the NFL's most stable franchises.
This offseason could be bumpier than most.
Pittsburgh's stunning 29-23 playoff loss to Denver last Sunday put an end to a 12-5 season that felt underwhelming by the team's lofty standards.
The AFC champions played from behind all year, getting drummed...
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January 10, 2012
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Troy Polamalu was voted the “Most Recognizable Face in Pittsburgh Sports” by the BB&G Faithful. Frankly, I’m a bit surprised at this outcome. Not in that Troy won the vote, but by the margin with which he did. Troy had two and a half times as many votes...
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January 12, 2012
Today, we say goodbye to the 2011/2012 Pittsburgh Steelers, the NFL team that was perhaps most mystified and frustrated by the Tim Tebow experience.
It doesn't really feel like there's a lot to say about the Steelers. They were one of the league's best teams, again, as they always are, and that will probably be the case next year, too. They were just done in by their...
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January 10, 2012
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ season officially ended on Sunday night in Denver when Demaryius Thomas took a crossing route 80 yards for a touchdown on the first play of overtime. The battered Steelers, playing with 9 starters either out or slowed by injury, made just enough mistakes and the Broncos made just enough plays for it to be Denver traveling to New England and the Steelers...
Via Post-Gazette
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January 12, 2012
Hines Ward will not be the only receiver in danger of leaving the Steelers before the 2012 season begins. One of the Young Money trio's contract expires, and, whether Mike Wallace returns, could depend on several factors inside and outside the organization.
Via Pro Football Talk
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January 11, 2012
The Steelers defense may be getting old, but they are going to suddenly get younger at defensive coordinator. Dick Lebeau will return to Pittsburgh as defensive coordinator, Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said he wanted Lebeau and offensive coordinator Bruce Arians back. There’s no reason to think Arians is leaving,…
Via Sign on San Diego
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January 10, 2012
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin acknowledges that change is inevitable, even for one of the NFL's most stable franchises.
Via Blitzburgh Blog
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January 11, 2012
There is so much to discuss this week we decided to do a podcast. The very knowledgable Ian from The Steelers n'at joined us as well.
Topics include the Steelers stunning loss in Denver, Hines Ward's future, Tim Tebow, best and worst moments of 2011 and more
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January 11, 2012
Wide receiver Hines Ward said he is willing to take a pay cut if that means he can remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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