The Post Gazette plus 300 other blogs are reporting that Mike Tomlin has signed a 3-year extension through the 2014 season.
Finally, some good news this summer. The fact that he wasn’t immediately re-signed at the conclusion of the 2009 season led to

Not football related, but this deserves its own post.

One year ago today, Pittsburgh’s own Billy Mays passed away.
He was a great salesman, an awesome dude, and a champion of the common man.
Tough to watch this from 6:30

Anybody who regularly follows the Post-Gazette could have predicted at least two of Ron Cook’s columns for 2010. “Trade Malkin” was the obvious one. I’m not even going to get in to why that is stupid. The other tired column from Cook was just published

Our ongoing season on the present state of the Steelers roster continues today with the special teams.
The long-overused joke of the Steelers special teams not being so “special” certainly applied in 2009 and will most likely be true again in

Last year, I wrote a post titled “21 bold predictions for the 2009 Pittsburgh Steelers.” I didn’t hold back and threw out some ridiculous and very bold predictions. Even crazier, I believed in most of them at the time.
I stumbled upon the post today and

A couple nights ago I tuned in to ESPN to catch the 6 o’clock Sportscenter. I was hoping to catch up on all the day’s baseball games, the Stanley Cup Finals, and the upcoming NBA Finals. But that’s not what I watched and it nearly made me throw up the

If you felt confident about the Steelers wide receiver situation throughout this offseason, you’re lying to yourself. The Steelers have two proven pass-catchers on the roster. Hint: Mike Wallace isn’t one of them. Everyone else on the roster has to be in

If
you felt confident about the Steelers wide receiver situation throughout this offseason, you’re lying to yourself. The Steelers have two proven pass-catchers on the roster. Hint: Mike Wallace isn’t one of them. Everyone else on the roster has to be in

In the third installment (RBs and QBs) of our updated look at the Steelers’ roster and where it is heading, I take a gander at the talented but aging defensive line. There hasn’t been a lot of turnover among the defensive linemen since last season, so

As we all know, Big Ben could miss up to the first six games of the Steelers’ season for his recent troubles. This includes games against Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Tennessee, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Miami, with a bye thrown in at Week 5. I believe the