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The Steel City Sports Fan (Steelers Edition)
http://steelcitysportsfan2.blogspot.com
A Blog for PASSIONATE Pittsburgh Steelers fans!
- Added on: Jul 28th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Stephanie
- Listed in: Football Sports
- Tags: football Steelers pittsburgh nfl pittsburgh steelers
Recent Posts
PLEASE Note: New E-mail Address!!
I have been having a lot of issues with my Steelers e-mail account recently, so I just decided to create another account with Google gmail instead of continuing to deal with these problems (which is an inconvenience to everyone)!To contact me, my ne...
No Better Time for the "Bye" Week
The "bye" week couldn't come at a better time for me since it's allowing me to "catch up" on my blog!! While everyone else is trying to conjour up ideas to fill in the "off time," I'm getting to go over what I've missed (and a recap for you that won...
Serious LACK of Updates
I apologize to any faithful readers I may have for this blog!!I've been devoting alot of what time I have to my Pens blog (I'm a bigger hockey fan than football fan, if you can believe that)!!I'm hoping that with this bye-week, I can do a little catc...
Big Ben Back at Practice
Despite the fact that Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin reported at his press conference on Tuesday that QB Ben Roethlisberger was expected to be limited at practice, he took part in the team’s full practice yesterday.Roethlisberger's shoulder injur...
You Say "Sprained" and I Say "Separated"
The debate continues regarding quarterback Ben Roethlisberger's shoulder. Although only a few minutes were dedicated to talking about it during Coach Tomlin's press conference yesterday, it's still as clear as it was the day before - clear as mud!As...
Roethlisberger Still Feeling the Effects
Steelers quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger's shoulder is still sore from a hit he took during the game against the Houston Texans.“Hopefully he will progress like he did last week,” said Tomlin. “I met with him and he said he feels better this w...
