A season of misery is finally over for the Power after they lost to the Spokane Shock 61-43 on the road Saturday night. Pittsburgh’s final record of 4-14 is the worst of their three seasons in Pittsburgh. The Power made it a game through the first half and withstood three Spokane touchdowns in four plays early in the first quarter. The Power even battled back to take the lead at halftime 36-27. Unfortunately their third quarter scoring woes which have been a problem all season continued. ... Read More

The 2013 edition of Pittsburgh Power football will come to an end Friday night in Spokane as the team plays the season finale against the Spokane Shock. Pittsburgh (4-13) is looking to end the season on a positive note and needs a victory over Spokane (13-4) to match their 5-13 record of a season ago. The quarterback situation remains questionable for the Power as Steven Sheffield recovers from a concussion he suffered in Cleveland. Shane Austin has started the last two games with mixed ... Read More

It was certainly one of the uglier arena football games you’ll ever watch but that doesn’t matter to the Pittsburgh Power who ended a 7-game losing streak by defeating the Tampa Bay Storm 48-37 Saturday night. Conversely it is now the Storm who own the league’s longest current losing streak with six in a row. A pass rush that has been nonexistent for most of the year finally arrived for the Power (4-13) as they sacked Storm quarterback Randy Hippeard six times, easily their season high in ... Read More

I remember being taught at a young age, when you don’t have something nice to say about someone, you shouldn’t say anything at all. The problem is I’d have a real short column this week and wouldn’t be doing my job covering the team for PSN. It was a game for the record books, and not in a good way for the home team. The Pittsburgh Power (3-13) played their final home game of the 2013 season and lost to the San Jose SaberCats (12-4) by a score of 78-20. It was 48-7 at halftime and the 58 ... Read More

It comes down to pride for the Pittsburgh Power (3-12) as they host the San Jose SaberCats (11-4) in the final home game of the 2013 season. The teams played a closely fought game in San Jose a few weeks ago that saw the game tied with a minute to go. Both teams started their backup quarterbacks last time but we should see the regular starters Steven Sheffield and Russ Michna run the fireworks show this week. Sheffield helped lead the Power to their highest score of the season last week ... Read More

The Pittsburgh Power (3-12) had to feel fairly confident heading into their divisional matchup against the Cleveland Gladiators (3-12), after all this was one team they were ahead of in the standings and had defeated earlier in the season. Not anymore. The Power got off to a great start by forcing a goal line fumble by Gladiator quarterback Chris Dieker. It took the Power exactly one play on offense, a 42 yard strike from Steven Sheffield to Julian Talley and just like that it was 7-0 Power. ... Read More

It’s become a repetitive story for the Pittsburgh Power (3-11) over the last two years. At a critical moment in a close game, you can usually be assured they will find a way to not be the ones to make the big play to win the game. This time it was the Power driving with the ball at the one minute mark down 59-54 and needing a score. Steven Sheffield had been playing very well the entire night but in a flash it was New Orleans VooDoo (4-10) defensive back Eddie Moten jumping the route for a ... Read More

The Pittsburgh Power (3-10) saw their playoff hopes all but evaporate in the wake of last week’s 50-35 loss to the Orlando Predators, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t something to keep playing for this season. The team would surely like to improve on last season’s 5-13 record and this week’s opponent is one the Power beat earlier in the year 46-43. This is a matchup that figures to help a struggling Power offense that has scored a combined 49 offensive points in their last two games. The New ... Read More

Turn out the lights, the party’s over. While not mathematically eliminated from the playoff chase, the Pittsburgh Power (3-10) have eliminated all margin for error after losing 50-35 to the Orlando Predators (5-8) Saturday night. The loss also clinched a third straight non-winning season for the Power. The story of the game was more offensive struggles for the Power. Pittsburgh turned the ball over on downs three times in the first half and when you add in Steven Sheffield’s two ... Read More