0 comments by Ted Blossom on 1/21/2017
After ferocious hits on the gridiron, some players may suffer concussions which may render them unable to play for a period of time or worse still, leave them completely unable to play for the rest of their lifetime. If you read football news, you will know that cases of concussions are common occurrences in […]
0 comments by Bloguin on 10/31/2016
Choosing a bookmaker – a very important step for the beginner- gambler. Because the places itself in which you will make bets, depends on how successful your predictions will be. Therefore, try to figure out what criteria should be guided primarily by choosing the bookmaker for sports betting. Reliability. Before you start betting on sports, […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 8/16/2016
James Harrison was called on for a “random” PED test this morning, as he explained on Facebook [96.1 Kiss]. Also “randomly” selected were Clay Matthews, Julius Peppers, and Mike Neal. Interestingly, each of these players is on the defensive side of the ball, and each one has made their name by tackling quarterbacks. Must be a […]
0 comments by Ticket Network on 6/29/2016
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0 comments by Ticket Network on 6/8/2016
A week from now both the NBA and NHL seasons may very well be over and a champion crowned. But as of today, there are games to be played which means you still have a chance to catch some of the action live! Finals tickets never come cheap, but today we’ve got a promo code that […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 2/19/2016
COMING OUT OF MY BLOGGING HOLE TO BE SAD NOW. HEATH MILLER IS RETIRING. This was a surprise for everyone, I think. There was a rumor that the Steelers might cut him to save some cap space, but without a clear heir apparent and with his play minimally declining, I thought that was a dumb […]
0 comments by John Baranowski on 2/16/2016
He is the only head coach in the NFL with nine or more years head coaching experience that has never been fired nor had a losing season, and only one of his current peers has been to and won more Super Bowls. Yet for some Pittsburgh Steelers fans, it seems that no matter what Mike […]
0 comments by Jeremy Horton on 12/13/2015
Is it your goal to have tight and ripped muscles like those top NFL athletes like Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson, and many others? Bad news is, it is not easy. But the good news is that it is indeed doable with enough discipline, hard work, and patience. For motivation, here are some of […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 12/6/2015
Okay, so last week the Steelers tried a fake field goal. It didn’t work, and the prevailing opinion seems to be that Mike Tomlin should absolutely lose his job over that. That’s stupid, and you’re stupid for thinking it. On the play in question, Landry Jones snuck on as the holder for a field goal attempt. […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 12/4/2015
If fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers were asked three weeks ago if they would be excited about playing a Andrew Luck-less Indianapolis Colts, it would’ve been difficult to find someone feeling any other way. Today, the answer may be very different to the same question. With Matt Hasselbeck at quarterback, the Colts have ripped off […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 11/6/2015
I have football opinions about this one. When the Steelers drafted Dri Archer, I was excited. Here’s the fastest guy at the combine who goes in the third round, ostensibly because he is very small. I just mean he’s short; you could grate cheese on that. So you have a small, speedy football player, […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 10/12/2015
Loyal readers (all six of you!) may have noticed that I haven’t written much about the Steelers so far this season. I’m sure there’s a reason for that, but it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what it is. Let’s just take a step back and think about professional football for a minute here. Greg Hardy’s return […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 9/28/2015
The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers enter Week 4 at opposite ends of the NFL spectrum. Both entered the 2015 season with Super Bowl aspirations, but the Ravens come into this rivalry contest as a desperate team with no wins through three weeks. Pittsburgh has some wiggle room at 2-1, but is a team looking […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 9/12/2015
Enough metaphorical ink has been spilled about the Patriots overtly cheating to win football games. That’s the way it’s going to be, and the NFL has shown they are very comfortable with it. I’ll never give the Patriots credit for a legitimate win again, however I can still assign the Steelers blame for a loss. […]
0 comments by Brian Schaich on 9/10/2015
Ah, football season is finally upon us. And tonight, the Pittsburgh Steelers will open the 2015 season against the defending Super Bowl Champions*, the New England Patriots. If you haven’t yet, I highly encourage you to read ESPN’s massive feature on the long and storied history of various methods of cheating employed by Bill Belichick. […]
