It is no secret that the Pittsburgh Steelers will likely select a young nose tackle to groom in the draft later on this month and one player that could certainly fit the bill is Alabama nose tackle Josh Chapman. Chapman is still currently rehabbing after having surgery in mid January on his left knee to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament that he suffered in a game against the Florida Gators back in October.
Chapman was not able to participate at the NFL combine back in February, but was able to bench at the first Alabama pro day in early March where he did 29 reps of 225 pounds. Because Read more [...]
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April 08, 2012
There isn’t much news coming out of Pittsburgh lately. What little news there is isn’t anything to get too excited about: Ben Roethlisberger is golfing. The Steelers got “new” jerseys; seriously they’re new, the reebok logo is now a nike swish. PunterDaniel Sepulveda wo Continue
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April 08, 2012
By Cian Fahey
There is a lot of speculation that the Pittsburgh Steelers will pick up a nose tackle for the future in an early round of the upcoming draft. However, the Steelers have lost a veteran contributor at the position since last season and may be looking to add experience and depth instead, or as alongside, a young prospect.
Chris Hoke was a long-standing fixture in the...
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April 06, 2012
I think we all knew it was coming, but we didn’t want to believe it. Unfortunately, nothing gold can stay…
The news came in a tweet from Pittsburgh’s own Ed Bouchette:
P Daniel Sepulveda says #steelers won’t bring him back.
My first reaction...
I must admit: this is no surprise. Dan has a storied history of bad luck that began in college. He originally walked onto...
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April 06, 2012
It is not uncommon for the Steelers’ first round draft pick to be a big question mark. Over the past 12 years there have only been a handful of guaranteed first round picks for the Steelers; given everything else worked out correctly of course. Even Ben Roethlisberger was not a guarantee f Continue
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April 07, 2012
By Jeremy Hritz
All things come to pass, good and bad. The deplorable quarterback play of the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s stung but did not stick. The grit, production, and smiles of Hines Ward helped to capture two Super Bowl victories, yet his time with the team reached its end just this past season. The ebb and flow of players in the NFL is unavoidable...
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April 06, 2012
Season 2, Episode 94 of The Terrible Podcast is up and with David Todd start off by talking about the visit that running backs coach Kirby Wilson made to the Steelers facilities this past week and how uplifting that must have been. we also talk about Ramon Foster signing his restricted tender offer and also about Daniel Sepulveda being told he would not be brought back in 2012. Have...
The Steelers are in the market once again for a backup quarterback, but SCI publisher Jim Wexell says this time they need to change their approach.
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April 06, 2012
By Christopher DiMarino
There has been a lot of back and forth debate about Coby Fleener. There are people who agree that he could go in the first round. Some are skeptical that the Pittsburgh Steelers would draft a position of lesser need. Finally, there are those who don’t think he’s a possibility going at 24, because he’s a second round talent. I want to quickly address...
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April 06, 2012
Now that Nike has unveiled the newest in National Football League attire for all 32 teams, the debates are now well underway as to just whose uniforms are indeed the best. Let me end the bickering once and for all because we all know the Pittsburgh Steelers have the best uniforms far and away so you may now return to your regularly scheduled program.
What? That’s not quite true...
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April 06, 2012
By Cian Fahey
With the news that Jerricho Cotchery is in St Louis visiting the Rams, Mike Tomlin's noteworthy comment on Emmanuel Sanders' health and Mike Wallace's continued lack of a long-term contract, the Pittsburgh Steelers could value the wide receiver position in this draft more than many anticipate.
The most likely receiver to be available for the Steelers...
It’s Easter time, a time for hopeful stories about those who should have little or no hope of being drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Here are three of them:
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