PLAYERS:
Brett Keisel,
Art Rooney,
LaMarr Woodley,
Ryan Clark,
Peyton Manning,
Ben Roethlisberger,
Todd Haley
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs
Football is officially over now. I’m very, very happy that the Patriots lost last Sunday. But now it’s a long time until football again. But still lots of stuff going on for the Steelers these days.
The big thing this week was Brett Keisel did his Shear the Beard last night and all proceeds went to the Pittsburgh Children’s hospital. He looks completely different without the beard, it’s remarkable. He posted the picture below on twitter last night.
If you want to see more pictures of the event with some other information, there are a bunch of pictures on Brett Keisel’s website, of teammates, coaches and even Art Rooney himself helping to shear the beard. And there is video of the event below.
On Sunday a few hours before the Super Bowl began, LaMarr Woodley posted this to his facebook wall, and I hope it happens.
Next yr at this time i wanna b doing what i was doing last yr at this time….. except finish the thing and bring home #7 4 y...
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