Bengals Cut Linebacker James Harrison
After just one year with the Cincinnati Benglas, former Steeler great James Harrison finds himself looking for work once again.
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After just one year with the Cincinnati Benglas, former Steeler great James Harrison finds himself looking for work once again.
As the revolving door that is NFL free agency continues to spin, so does the needs of the Pittsburgh Steelers. With the free agent signing of Safety Mike Mitchell from the Carolina Panthers, the Steelers crosses at least one need off their list for the upcoming NFL Draft.
Former Steelers Defensive Lineman Ziggy Hood (Jaguars) and Al Woods (Titans) have signed with other teams already this offseason, leaving the team little depth at the position with only Cam Heyward and Steve McClendon still under contract.
Two former members of the Pittsburgh Steelers have found new homes in the NFL.
For what some felt were all his braggadocios and vain ways as a young football player; for all the little spats he got in with media members after offering a quick, cantankerous answer, maybe Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor has grown into a leader.
The Steelers agreed to a five-year, $25 million dollar deal with safety Mike Mitchell, who played last season with the Carolina Panthers.
According to a statement from the team, the Steelers have signed safety Will Allen and long-snapper Greg Warren to one-year deals.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is in the middle of his reelection campaign, but that doesn't stop him from enjoying live sporting events across the state.
The Steelers have officially released LaMarr Woodley.
As the 2014 NFL season approaches, the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to make roster moves in order to become compliant under the new salary cap guidelines.
The Steelers have been busy over the last week restructuring deals, handing out the transition tag and cutting players. Now, it appears you can add another name to the list of players the Steelers will cut.
Good for Rashard Mendenhall. How many people on Earth --- especially at a relatively young age --- have the opportunity to wake up and do exactly what they want with each day, all while locked in the safety net of financial security?
Bob Pompeani talked about the Steelers offseason moves with Mark Kaboly of the Tribune-Review.
The player, college, and NBA have suffered greatly in quality of play and players. And for every Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett there has been a conga line of lost causes, teens who toiled in Europe or Asia or worse once their hoop dreams melted into memory.
The Steelers made news this week as they began to work their way around the salary cap by extending the contracts of Safety Troy Polamalu and Tight End Heath Miller, coming to a new agreement with Safety Will Allen and cutting Linebacker Larry Foote, Tackle Levi Brown and Cornerback Curtis Brown.
As the Steelers continue to work on getting themselves under the salary cap with the restructuring of contracts for Troy Polamalu and Heath Miller, they've also announced several cuts from the roster as well.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have locked up two fan favorites for the next three years.
A day after being offered the Transition Tag by the Steelers, Linebacker Jason Worilds wasted no time in accepting the guaranteed $9.5 million deal from the team taking himself off the free agent market.
There has been a lot of talk and speculation about what the Steelers would do with Linebacker Jason Worilds after the breakout year he had for the Steelers last year.
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell is partnering with PETA, and being featured in a new anti-fur ad for the advocacy group.
It's that time of year where the Steelers restructure players contracts to create more cap space, and the latest player to help the team reportedly is tight end Heath Miller.
Bob Pompeani discussed the NFL Scouting Combine with former Pitt wide receiver Devin Street.
The NFL is considering a heavy tax on it, citing the fact that the gridiron is a workplace, and thus they can control the language and lexicon of its players. It's probably the most delicate and toxic topic we'll ever discuss in sports.
Former Baltimore Raven Bart Scott is now on the CBS NFL pregame show, The NFL Today, and he joined Starkey and Mueller to talk about his new gig as well as the league trying to crack down on racial slurs used on the field and whether or not players are ready for Michael Sam.
New Pitt wide receivers coach and former Eagles & Vikings wideout Greg Lewis joined Gregg Giannotti, Super Bowl XXXIX opponent Josh Miller, and Jim Colony on The Fan Morning Show Wednesday to talk about his decision to take the position and what lies ahead for him.
