Yesterday, our Michael Waterloo said that the NFL needed to set a precedent by suspending Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin for getting in the way of Jacoby Jones along the sidelines on Thanksgiving. While a suspension may not happen, it looks as if the league may use the Steelers as an example after all. According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, the Steelers fear that they'll be fined for the ordeal, as well as possibly losing a future draft pick. La Canfora said the act is under ... Read More

Thursday night’s game between the Steelers and Ravens was full of physical altercations, controversial play-calling and odd officiating calls. Whenever these two teams meet, there is sure to be plenty of fireworks; the last five meetings between these two have been decided by three points or less. Last night’s game had as big of stakes as any either team has played all season long, and unfortunately for both the Steelers and Yinzer Nation, the black and gold came out on the wrong side of a ... Read More

OK, before you bash me, which is going to happen, let me preface this article off the right way. Regardless if it was Mike Tomlin, John Harbaugh, Tony Dungy, John Fox or Vince Lombardi, I'd feel the same way. Tomlin deserves not just a fine, but he needs to be suspended at least one game by the NFL for intentionally getting in the way of Jacoby Jones on Thanksgiving. Intentional or not — it was — Tomlin needs to sit out one game. The NFL admitted that it blew the call, and the league said ... Read More

Ben Roethlisberger's two-point conversion pass attempt in the final minute fell through Emmanuel Sanders' hands in the final minutes, handing the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-7) a crushing 22-20 loss to the Baltimore Ravens (6-6) on Thanksgiving night. After trailing the entire game and engineering a potentially game-tying drive, Roethlisberger and the Steelers finally got into the end zone on a pass to Jerricho Cotchery after being denied on two plays that were reviewed.  Heath Miller was ruled ... Read More

Be thankful that the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-6) are still alive, very much in fact, in the AFC playoff picture.  Riding a three-game winning streak, the surging Steelers visit the Baltimore Ravens (5-6) on Thanksgiving night with a great deal to play for against bitter rivals.  Both teams are currently sitting behind the Tennessee Titans (5-6) for that last Wild Card berth with five games remaining.  Pittsburgh technically has a tiebreaker advantage due to a Week 7 victory over the Ravens at ... Read More

At the beginning of the year, Jason Worilds looked to be unseated by first-year player, Jarvis Jones. Furthermore, Worilds was the man to replace All-Pro linebacker and Super Bowl hero, James Harrison. Through 11 games into the 2013 season, things have changed for Worilds in Pittsburgh: He has claimed his spot as a starting outside linebacker and with his frequent contributions as of late, he looks to be the man to replace Harrison. On Sunday, Worilds made himself some serious money in ... Read More

From Steelers.com, Mike Tomlin talks familiarity, Thanksgiving and much more! Level playing field: With a short week to prepare for this week’s game, having an opponent that you are familiar with can definitely be an advantage. This will be the second time the Steelers and Ravens face each other this year, but the advantage works for both teams. “I really think the league does a good job of trying to make that a possibility in some of these Thursday games,” said Coach Mike Tomlin. “It seems ... Read More