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This may be the first time in a long time that the Super Bowl is taking a back seat in news coverage in its host city. Although if you ask anyone involved in the big game, they'll tell you it's not being pushed off the front page.
As expected, center Maurkice Pouncey, the keystone to the Pittsburgh offensive line, was absent from the Steelers' first day of Super Bowl XLV practice at Texas Christian University with a high ankle sprain, while defensive end Aaron Smith (torn triceps) was dressed but limited in the 1-hour, 58-minute session as the Steelers began preparing for Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
Other than asking for the heat to be turned up in the billion-dollar stadium, Ben Roethlisberger puts a happy face on a snowy media day.
Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey says he still hopes to play in the Super Bowl against the Green Bay Packers despite a left ankle sprain.
It's the commercial everyone remembers and still talks about to this day with Pittsburgh Steelers player - Mean Joe Greene.
Pouncey did not practice last week, and Tomlin says Monday the Steelers are being "very aggressive'' with his rehabilitation.
The Steelers and Packers will know they're in Texas when they get to their hotels and see the handmade saddles waiting for them.
With two scary hits on a single Sunday, Steelers linebacker James Harrison became the symbol of unsafe ways to tackle.
Linebacker Desmond Bishop says the Packers began preparing for Ben Roethlisberger by watching video of how not to bring down the Steelers' big quarterback.
Steelers cornerback Bryant McFadden is back at practice for the for the first time since Pittsburgh's AFC championship victory.
Coach Mike Tomlin is only 38 years old and hasn't played a down of NFL football.
Proud, tough and resilient. The same adjectives that could describe the Steelers could also apply to their large and loyal fan base.
The Steelers, equipped with a six Super Bowl titles and a 14-4 record, are underdogs for Super Bowl XLV.
Long before Dimitri Nance was a hulking NFL running back, he was a Pee Wee football player in Euless. "He slept with the football in his hand," remembers his mother, Joyce Nance.
We now know the two teams that are coming to Arlington for Super Bowl 45. But there's one team that's been here planning for more than two years: The team of federal, state, and local law enforcement.
The two teams headed to Super Bowl XLV, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers, are excited about being in the big game February 6th. But many of the players and sports analysts are not factually correct about the location of the game and that has some members of the Super Bowl Host Committee unhappy.
The first Super Bowl in North Texas is going to be a big celebration of excess.
Sports books in Nevada made Green Bay a slight favorite in the Super Bowl over Pittsburgh on Sunday night.
Big Ben helped his Steelers lock up a trip to Super Bowl XLV, where they'll be facing the Packers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers advanced to their third Super Bowl in six years with a 24-19 victory over the New York Jets.
Polamalu. Revis. Roethlisberger. Ward. Wallace. Tomlinson. Holmes. Sanchez. The teams playing for the AFC championship have playmakers everywhere.
At 73 years old, Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau still has that "swagger."
The New York Jets are done with the New England Patriots. Bring on Big Ben and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
It once appeared the Steelers were headed to New England for a date with the Patriots. They should have known better.
Rashard Mendenhall scored from the 2 with 1:33 remaining to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a 31-24 comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
