Jim Wexell Recaps The NFL Draft
Jim Wexell of SteelCityInsider.net joined The FAN Morning Show on Monday to talk all things Steelers after the completion of the NFL Draft.
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Jim Wexell of SteelCityInsider.net joined The FAN Morning Show on Monday to talk all things Steelers after the completion of the NFL Draft.
Now that the 2011 NFL Draft is complete, who are some free agents that Kevin Colbert and Mike Tomlin could pursue?
The Pittsburgh Steelers picked up right where they left off Friday night at the NFL Draft.
With their second-round pick, the Steelers chose to shore up another "need" position – offensive tackle. They chose Florida Gator tackle Marcus Gilbert.
A federal appeals court has restored the NFL lockout.
Penn St. Football Quarterbacks Coach Jay Paterno joined Seibel, Starkey and Miller to talk about coaching against Steelers first round draft choice Cameron Heyward, Stefen Wisniewski's draft prospects, and how the Nittany Lions are looking for next year after spring drills.
Despite the issues over the lockout, the NFL Draft continues and the Steelers picked up Cameron Heyward in the first round. Heyward, a defensive end, was just introduced to the media at Pittsburgh Steelers headquarters on the South Side today.
A few quick thoughts after the Steelers took Ohio State defensive end Cameron Heyward with the 31st pick in the draft.
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette's Steelers Insider, Ed Bouchette, talked with The FAN Morning Show Friday to give his thoughts on all things Steelers.
Jim Wexell, of Steel City Insiders, breaks down the first round of the NFL Draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have selected Cameron Heyward, a defensive end from Ohio State, in the first round of the NFL Draft.
Several Steelers showed up at the opening of a new restaurant in town. Savoy, owned by former Steeler Chuck Sanders, is on Penn Avenue in the Strip District.
Face it, NFL Owners: you lost. A federal judge has ruled that the lockout should be lifted, and that it needs to be business as usual in the world of pro football.
The 89-page opinion issued by federal Judge Susan Nelson would seem to end the football owners' lockout of their players. And that's good news for football fans says Jay Reisinger, a local sports attorney who represents players.
