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Perry Biggerstaff's 2010 NFL Mock Draft V3
With the understanding that Pittsburgh has picked up a Safety in free agency, I still think that Thomas is the most likely player to be drafted by the Steelers. He is versatile enough to be listed as a CB on many draft sites and can fill in at either Safety position. If Dan Williams is still on the board there is a chance that he will be drafted as a future replacement for Casey...
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April 16, 2010
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Did The Steelers Give Up On Holmes Too Quickly?
For the record. While a teenager, Santonio Holmes was a self-admitted drug dealer in Belle Glade, Florida.
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April 16, 2010
Dear Art Rooney: Please Suspend Ben Roethlisberger
The Steelers must take swift action and suspend Ben Roethlisberger before the NFL does.
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April 16, 2010
Perry Biggerstaff's 2010 NFL Mock Draft V2
The Steelers have been unusually busy in the offseason. They have managed to keep their three priority free agents and have added depth at a few key positions. Pittsburgh still needs youth at several defensive spots. With NT Dan Williams and the top two ILB's off the board, look for the Steelers to bring in the versatile Earl Thomas who might become the best CB on their team...
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March 14, 2010
Perry Biggerstaff's 2010 NFL Mock Draft
The Steelers would love for Earl Thomas to fall to them, but with the talented safety off the board, they will finally find more than journeymen and wave players to block for their QB.
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February 18, 2010
Handling Steelers' Big Ben's Head With Care
In October, a congressional hearing on NFL head injuries took place, addressing growing concerns that the NFL has created a culture where players do not report injuries to team doctors. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was questioned before the House Judiciary Committee over the NFL's efforts to protect players from head injuries.
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December 04, 2009
Steelers Vs. Vikings Mini Blog-A-Thon
Since the Steelers game is televised today, I am skipping the local watering hole and going straight for the recliner ($30 bucks I get to keep). But that means I won't get to enjoy semi-friendly banter with other teams' fans, or share fist-bumps and high-fives with fellow Steelers faithfuls.
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October 25, 2009
Grading The Steelers: Game Three Vs. Bengals
I'd like to preface this by saying the following: if I am overly critical and come off upset and down about our Steelers, please forgive me. I wear this team with me every week and love them just as much as any true Steeler fan would. Right now though I feel like a parent who has a troublemaker child. I love the child and I always am, but I'm just disappointed in them right now.
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September 29, 2009
Steelers' Reed Doesn't Need Redemption
The Steelers' 14-17 loss to the Chicago Bears in Week two was gut-wrenching to watch. It also was no picnic fielding text messages, voicemails and emails from my friends in Chicago afterward. And then, there was the drive to work the next morning, during which I had the pleasure of hearing the game dissected and analyzed for a full hour. Smug callers and all-knowing radio guys...
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September 26, 2009
Grading The Steelers: Game Two Vs. Bears
So here we have it, the first loss of the season and one that's heartbreaking in a number of ways. I've reviewed what happened a number of times, and maybe it's my biased nature but I feel that game should have been ours. It's hard to not play scapegoat here as one major and one minor person or persons contributed to the loss.
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September 23, 2009
HEAD: My Concession (Sort Of) To Fantasy Football
Living in the Atlanta area, I have been asked more times than I care to count just how I became a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. Usually, I give the short answer: I was born that way.
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September 17, 2009
When The NFL Draft Is National News, How Popular Is This Sport?
This Saturday begins the process that is the 2008 NFL Draft. It is a process that is the big league equivalent of the two best athletes you knew growing up standing a few feet apart on the sideline and pointing at the other kids picking the teams for recess, everyone else standing there praying they weren't the last one picked.
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April 25, 2008
Defensive Scheme For Steelers Work In Progress
Mike Tomlin became the Steelers' 19th head coach and as most good leaders know: if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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April 18, 2008
The Steelers 2007 Draft Class: Where Are They Now?
As we begin to fret about what Steelers director of football operations Kevin Colbert and head coach Mike Tomlin are brainstorming for this coming draft, it is about time to look in the rear view mirror. Granted, a year is hardly enough time for any rookie to fully develop, but the draft style was intriguing, and we could see a repeat at the end of the month.
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April 17, 2008
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