Pittsburgh Steelers Hire Eddie Faulkner As New Running Backs Coach
The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired former NC State tight ends/fullbacks coach Eddie Faulkner as the team's new running backs coach.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired former NC State tight ends/fullbacks coach Eddie Faulkner as the team's new running backs coach.
Pittsburgh Steelers President Art Rooney II says that there have been no trade discussions involving AWOL wide receiver Antonio Brown to this point.
Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II says that linebacker Ryan Shazier is continuing his rehab with hopes to play again.
According to reports, former Rochester, Penn State and Steeler wide receiver Derek Moye has been offered the head coaching position at Western Beaver High School.
For the second straight season, Pittsburgh Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey has been named to the Pro Football Writers of America All-AFC team.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks coach and UMass head coach Mark Whipple will reportedly be the next offensive coordinator of the Pitt Panthers.
According to hall of fame wide receiver Jerry Rice, Steelers wideout Antonio Brown wants to play for the 49ers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly want at least a first-round pick for wide receiver Antonio Brown if they decide to trade the All-Pro.
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown is apparently no longer referring to himself as a Steeler.
A Beaver County teacher could be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired a Sharon, Pa., native as senior defensive assistant/secondary.
A survey of 85 defensive players across 25 NFL teams delivered very candid results about their feelings towards the quarterbacks in the league, including Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
Steelers president Art Rooney II has reportedly said while the team isn't going to release wide receiver Antonio Brown, "all other options are on the table."
Pittsburgh Steelers guard David DeCastro will not partake in the Pro Bowl this season.
The NFL abruptly dropped its plan Wednesday to challenge approved dementia diagnoses in a landmark concussion case as players' lawyers accuse it of trying to delay payments and rewrite the $1 billion settlement.
