By Teresa Varley
Steelers.com
The Steelers made five roster moves on Monday to get down to the mandatory 75-man roster.
The most notable move was placing guard Darnell Stapleton on injured reserve. Stapleton was bothered by his knee early in training camp and had arthroscopic surgery to remove loose cartilage.
“We continued to watch his progress coming off the [...]
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Stapleton placed on IR, four others released
August 31st, 2009
steelerguy26 Training Camp: Day 4-5
August 6th, 2009
steelerguy26 Well it happened, my being busy getting the new Pittsburgh Blitz Community Forums ready to go kept me from posting about day 4 of the Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp. So today I will post an update on day 4-5 together. Again since I can not be live at camp this article will focus on providing [...]
Steelers Offensive Line is the New Kordell?
August 2nd, 2009
steelerguy26 The Steelers have a long history of enabling. Just as all people that have substance control problems know it always helps to have someone who is always there to lend support, tell you everything is OK and no matter how bad it gets they will always be there. This is a form of delusion that is destructive not only to the people that are screwed up, but the people that enable. There is always a lot of collateral damage as well.
Training Camp – Day 1
July 31st, 2009
steelerguy26 Steelers coach Mike Tomlin today revealed that tight end Heath Miller, who signed a six-year, $35.3 million contract this week, had surgery in June to repair a sports hernia and will be limited in practice at training camp for a while.
Steelers Getting Draft Picks Signed Early
June 20th, 2009
steelerguy26 We’re still a month away from training camp, but Pittsburgh is almost finished with signing all of their draft picks. Tight end David Johnson, the team’s seventh-round pick, signed on Friday, making him the seventh of the team’s nine picks to sign.
The only two rookies left unsigned are the two the Steelers most need in [...]
Position Breakdown the Offensive Line
May 19th, 2009
steelerguy26 It’s hard to believe a defending Super Bowl champion with so many starters returning could have any weaknesses, but the Pittsburgh Steelers do. Without a question, the Steelers had the worst offensive line of any Super Bowl champion in history. Don’t believe us? Check out the stats.
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