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The Fan's Jim Colony made his usual trip down to the South Side this week for the final time this season, catching up with Steelers' running back Isaac Redman, wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery, and tight end David Paulson.
Cleveland looks to do something that they haven't done for close to 25 years, and that's get a season sweep over the Steelers.
In the final week of the season you would hate to go wrong with your line-up. Check out who to start and who to bench.
Frozen hamburgers patties are so last season. Fire up your fan base with mini-bison burgers, topped with gooey fontina cheese and a tart-sweet red onion and cherry relish.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- With perpetual team goals out of reach, Steelers running back Isaac Redman wants to focus on personal goals against visiting Cleveland on Sunday. After that disastrous Week 12 meeting, his chief one is to simply protect the ball better.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- Casey Hampton was presented with "The Chief" Award by the Steelers on team awards day Thursday in honor of his superior cooperation with the media, which can't have been easy in the wake of unfulfilled expectations.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may not be going to the playoffs this year, but there was some good news surrounding the team on Thursday.
Paul Bessire, known better by the the nickname of his program, "The Prediction Machine," checked in with The Fan Morning Show today to share his NFL picks, as he does every Thursday at 8:40 a.m.
Snow and freezing rain was the outdoor theme for Wednesday's practice for the Pittsburgh, while inside Heath Miller, Ike Taylor and Baron Batch were announced to have been placed on the injured reserve list. Miller and Batch are expected to have surgery. Additional moves to the roster come ahead of the last game of the 2012 NFL regular season.
Week 17 bring the hated Cleveland Browns to Heinz Field. Take a look behind the enemy lines.
Steelers insider Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette dishes the latest information on the black and gold, and looks ahead to the season finale against Cleveland.
Who says tailgate food has to be bad for you? With this tasty snack, your fellow football fans will be happy for the remaining room around their waistlines.
With no increase expected in the 2013 NFL salary cap, the Pittsburgh Steelers will likely see many of their most recognized and fan favored players on different teams or retired following the final regular season game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, December 30. Fans who are already depressed about the loss to the Cincinnati Bengals may be looking at even more tough times ahead.
With Heath Miller out for the season finale against Cleveland it gives Steeler fans a chance to get to know rookie tight end David Paulson.
Let's take our weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL for week 16.
Ask most Steelers for their Christmas wish and it will probably be to avoid a losing season.
Cornerback Cortez Allen made a big statement in the Sunday loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Garnering his first two career interceptions in his young NFL career in a single game has insiders and fans standing up and taking notice.
For the second week in a row, Ben Roethlisberger threw an interception that led to a Steelers loss.
The 2013 NFL schedule won't be out for months, but the Steelers opponents for next season have now been announced.
Former Pittsburgh Steeler Joey Porter is reportedly out of jail after being arrested over the weekend in California.
The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped another one in the final seconds of the game. Sunday's loss to the Cincinnati Bengals was particularly disappointing because it knocked the Steelers out of the playoff race.
Ed Bouchette talks to the Fan Morning Show about the Steelers 13-10 loss to the Bengals and their elimination from playoff contention.
The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to 7-8 on the season and lose to the Cincinnati Bengals, but also the chance that they'd stay alive long enough to enter the playoffs. Read more to find out how each unit was graded based on their performance in the 13-10 loss.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- All things considered, it's easy to say "Same Old Steelers" after Sunday's unimpressive and, effectively, season-killing performance, against the Bengals. But according to safety Ryan Clark, the problem was, it wasn't the same old Steelers.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- The Steelers' secondary played a more inspired brand of football, led by seven tackles, three passes defended, and two interceptions by defensive back Cortez Allen, but it didn't keep their playoff hopes alive Sunday against Cincinnati.
