A new league year is upon us and Steeler Nation is hoping for a better outcome this season. Today the preseason schedule was announced, and now the Steelers know who they'll get to take a crack at before the season starts. The Steelers will play at home during week 1 and week 3 of the preseason against the New York Giants and the Kansas City Chiefs. Their road games will be against the Washington Redskins and the Carolina Panthers. The game against the Redskins on week 2 of the ... Read More
Should Steelers take a chance on Tyrann Mathieu?
We all know that the Steelers usually stray away from those players that have red flags, and have been in prior trouble, but there is a player in this year’s draft that I think the Steelers should take a look at. Tyrann Mathieu is a player who has had his past troubles, but seems to be turning things around. You don’t have to go back very far to the last time the Steelers took a player with a red flag. Last year they took offensive tackle Mike Adams out of Ohio State who had some issues out ... Read More
Jerome Bettis vs Franco Harris
Ever since Jerome Bettis's retirement after the 2005-2006 season for the Pittsburgh Steelers, fans have discussed who the best running back in Steelers history is. I don't think there's much of a debate that Bettis and Harris are the two best running backs in franchise history, and I also think they are two of the best running backs in NFL history. I never had the chance to watch Harris play, but have seen old highlights and he was an all around awesome football player. He finished his career ... Read More
Steelers show interest in Beanie Wells
If things stayed as they are now, the Steelers would be going into the season with a position battle for the starting running back spot. That battle would be between Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer, with Baron Batch as the third string guy. Redman and Dwyer are quality football players, but neither of them are workhorses in this league. Dwyer could be an outstanding spell guy who gives the starter a rest every couple of series, and Redman is one of the best short-yardage conversion guys ... Read More
Steelers sign Gradkowski, re-sign veterans and host Connor
The start of free agency is usually a quiet time for the Steelers In most years - like this one - they are trying to clear cap space instead of spending big money on free agents. If you missed the news yesterday, Mike Wallace cashed in on a deal with the Miami Dolphins that officially makes Antonio Brown the teams No. 1 receiver. The Steelers were able to re-sign Larry Foote to a three-year deal - the team's biggest move so far - as well as Plaxico Burress, David Johnson, Isaac Redman, Jon ... Read More
Top 5 Games in Three Rivers Stadium History
Surrounded by the Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio Rivers, Three Rivers Stadium is a big part of Pittsburgh's history. The stadium hosted a World Series, many All Star games, and housed the Pirates, Steelers, Pitt Panthers, and the Pittsburgh Maulers. Three Rivers Stadium opened in 1970 and closed in 2001. For 31 years, it was one of the most celebrated stadiums in the country. With that, I wanted to take a look at the top 5 games in the history of Three Rivers Stadium. Here they are: #5 – ... Read More
Ramon Foster signs a three-year deal to stay with Steelers
According to Gerry Dulac the Pittsburgh Steelers re-signed offensive lineman Ramon Foster to a three year deal today. Foster played all 16 games for the Steelers and played right guard, left guard, and right tackle. Over the past three seasons Foster has been one of the most consistent lineman on the Steelers roster and since becoming a starter in 2010 he is the only lineman on the Steelers roster who has not missed a game in that span due to injury. 2012 first round pick David DeCastro was ... Read More
Steelers are the true “America’s Team”
When the Cowboys first came into existence, and then became relevant they were titled “America’s Team.” They received that title because of being on TV so much, and they had such a following all over the country. But now a days you ask the question of who America’s team is, you might get a different answer. A lot of people now believe that America’s new team is the one and only Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers have been a popular team since the 70’s when they won most of their Super Bowls. ... Read More
Pittsburgh Steelers Expected to Make Cuts Soon; James Harrison and Willie Colon may be First to Go
Since last off-season it has been expected that James Harrison would be cut as part of a salary cap purge for the 2013 season. There were recent rumors that Harrison was talking with the Pittsburgh Steelers about reworking his contract, but it now sounds like those talk have gone no where. According to multiple reports over the past two days the Steelers may be preparing to release Harrison soon as a cap casualty to free space for upcoming off-season moves. Harrison, who will be 35 in May, ... Read More
Steelers Will Host Free Agent Receiver Steve Breaston Today
Today the Steelers will host their first free agent of the 2013 off-season according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. That player will be Pittsburgh native Steve Breaston. Breaston is a six-year veteran in the NFL and has played for the Arizona Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs. At both stops Breaston has worked with Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley. It is expected that the Steelers will lose receiver Mike Wallace in free agency this off-season and they will need to add a couple ... Read More