Craig Wolfley Podcast w/ Tom Bradley & Chris Hoke | Steelers Talk
May 23, 2013 Which former Steelers will be missed the Most & the Least? Former Penn State defensive coordinator Tom Bradley and former Steelers Defensive Lineman Chris Hoke join former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman and now broadcaster Craig Wolfley on his podcast. LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD THE PODCAST LINK AT END OF POST: THE PODCAST: TALKING [...]
Former Steelers NT Chris Hoke Says Young Defensive Players Develop Slower Due To Practice Rules
Prior to the new CBA of 2011, NFL teams used to be allowed to have grueling two-a-day practices during training camp, but now they are limited to having one full-contact padded practice per day accompanied by a walkthrough period. On the latest episode of the Craig Wolfley Podcast, this topic was discussed as it relates to undrafted players and younger players on the offseason roster...
Hoke Says It Could Take A Year Or Two For Ta’amu To Play In Steelers Scheme
Chris Hoke may have retired this offseason, but he stays active in the media and he joined 93.7 The Fan Thursday morning for an interview. Hoke, who backed up Casey Hampton at nose tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers for over a decade, was asked about fourth round draft pick Alameda Ta'amu. Hoke said, "I tell you what, he's going to be a good football player, I don...
Would Aubrayo Franklin Be A Good Replacement For Chris Hoke?
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...
Steelers NT Hoke ready to embrace retirement
Pittsburgh Steelers nose tackle Chris Hoke considered going through neck surgery and a lengthy rehabilitation in hopes of coming back for a 12th season.
Instead, he opted for retirement, thinking the danger of re-injury wouldn't be fair to his family.
The 35-year-old officially called it a career on Wednesday, surrounded by his wife and their four children as well as longtime...
Via AP on Fox
January 26, 2012
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Steelers nose tackle Chris Hoke retires
Pittsburgh Steelers nose tackle Chris Hoke is retiring.
The 35-year-old Hoke spent 11 seasons with the Steelers after originally signing with the team as an undrafted rookie free agent out of Brigham Young in 2001.
Hoke was a valuable backup during his career. The Steelers went 17-1 in games he started, including a 2-0 mark in 2011. Hoke sustained a neck injury following a 17-13...
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January 25, 2012
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Report: Steelers NT Chris Hoke Has Nerve Problem In Neck
Dale Lolley reports this morning that Steelers nose tackle Chris Hoke is struggling to return to game ready action as he tries to recover from his latest stinger suffered against Jaguars. Lolley reports that the issue is that this is the second such stinger that Hoke has suffered in a short period of time and that the nerve sheath still hasn't regenerated. Lolley goes on to suggest...
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