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Pittsburgh Steelers fan favorite Brett Keisel stops by the KDKA-TV Studio with more information on his annual Shear The Beard charity event!
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Pittsburgh Steelers fan favorite Brett Keisel stops by the KDKA-TV Studio with more information on his annual Shear The Beard charity event!
Chris Rainey is out as a Pittsburgh Steeler. The team waived him after his arrest in Florida.
Steelers player Christopher Rainey was arrested Thursday morning in Gainsville, Fla.
Steelers Insider Ed Bouchette joined Starkey and Miller on Sports Radio 93-7 The FAN after his conversation with Steelers President Art Rooney II.
Speculation is brewing that former Steelers coach Bill Cowher will be returning to the sidelines again.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have packed up their gear and are already looking ahead to next year. Rick Dayton recently sat down with one of people behind the scenes who made game day a bit more enjoyable at Heinz Field this year.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indianapolis Colts want offensive coordinator Bruce Arians to stick around a little longer. They also understand he wants to become an NFL head coach.
The Arizona Cardinals have asked the Pittsburgh Steelers for permission to interview offensive coordinator Todd Haley.
The Baltimore Ravens say Ray Lewis will retire after the playoffs.
Steelers linebacker Larry Foote joined The Fan Morning Show on Wednesday, chatting with the guys after the Steelers season concluded this past weekend.
A lot of things went wrong for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2012, but some of those things could have been avoided and a better season was there for the taking. Losses in games that should never have been losses damned their season from the beginning.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will not have a chance to head to the Super Bowl this year after finishing with an 8-8 record. On Monday, head coach Mike Tomlin addressed the media about how the season went and looked ahead to next year.
The season is now officially over for the Pittsburgh Steelers and some fans are still trying to come to grips with the fact the team will not be competing in the playoffs.
Ed Bouchette joined the Fan Morning Show to recap the Steelers 8-8 season.
Pittsburgh was able to avoid a season sweep by Cleveland and finish the season on a mediocre-high note, but there are some changes coming.
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Cleveland Browns coach Pat Shurmur addressed his team a little longer than usual after it closed its season with a 24-10 loss to the rival Steelers.
Can a healthier Steeler team, with Big Ben under center, stop the losing streak bleeding and avenge an earlier loss to the Browns?
The Steelers end their season this Sunday at Heinz Field against the Cleveland Browns. A playoff run is gone, but avoiding a losing season, not to mention pride, is still on the line.
CBS NFL analyst Boomer Esiason isn't impressed with Ben Roethlisberger's leadership skills. He tells 93-7 The Fan's Vinnie Richichi why.
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.
Normally, they're some of the toughest tickets in town. Fans wait generations to get their hands on Steelers tickets, but with no playoff berth in sight, this Sunday's game provides a rare opportunity to get a cheap seat inside Heinz Field.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may not be going to the playoffs this year, but there was some good news surrounding the team on Thursday.
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.
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.
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.
