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Two Ben Roethlisberger touchdown passes, each set up when James Harrison forced a fumble, gave the Pittsburgh Steelers a 14-0 lead over Baltimore at the end of the first quarter, in steady rain at Heinz Field Monday night.
Ben Roethlisberger gave Pittsburgh Steelers fans thrills and chills last night while leading the team to a 38-7 rout of the Baltimore Ravens. The thrills came when Roethlisberger threw for 164 yards and five touchdowns while the Steelers were building a 35-7 halftime lead.
The Denver Broncos took the city's minds off the Colorado Rockies for a few hours Sunday night, beating the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-28 on Jason Elam's 49-yard field goal as time expired.
The Pittsburgh Steelers didn't have their two best defensive players, their two starting wide receivers or much offense for the first half. With all that, they still had far too much for the Seattle Seahawks.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers began identifying possible successors to former coach Bill Cowher, Mike Tomlin's name wasn't high on the list.
The Baltimore Ravens are everything the Pittsburgh Steelers expected to be this season. Their quarterback doesn't get rattled by big-game pressure or hostile surroundings. Their running game is productive, consistent and frequently extends drives. Their defense, if not the best in the league, might be close to it.
It may be too late, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are finally playing like last season's Super Bowl team.
First, Willie Parker ran over, around and through Cleveland's defense for a Pittsburgh Steelers-record 223 yards, more yards than Franco Harris or Jerome Bettis gained in a game. Then, Joey Porter piled on the Browns, insulting them and calling them names after the Steelers' 27-7 win Thursday night.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are likely to be without four injured starters when they play host to Cleveland on Thursday night. The Browns are likely to be with Derek Anderson at quarterback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers saw last week what happens when a hurried quarterback has no time to make throws, set up in the pocket or get any rhythm going. Too bad for them they waited until it was too late in the season to figure out how to do the same.
While sacking Ben Roethlisberger nine times, the Baltimore Ravens smothered almost any chance the Pittsburgh Steelers had of successfully defending their Super Bowl title.
Once again, Big Ben struck right on time. Ben Roethlisberger shoveled a 4-yard touchdown pass to Willie Parker with 32 seconds left, rallying the Steelers to a 24-20 win over the Cleveland Browns, who were minutes away from kicking the defending Super Bowl champions into the AFC North basement.
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Joey Porter was fined $15,000 for remarks made to a member of referee Tony Corrente's officiating crew during a 20-13 loss at Oakland on Oct. 29.
The Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers never thought they would already be playing for next year halfway through a season that began with so many expectations.
Two college students were arrested after police said they tried to break into Heinz Field early Sunday, hours before the Pittsburgh Steelers were to play the Denver Broncos. Anand Durvasula was charged with one count of trespass and Paul Sudeep was charged with one count of conspiracy, Cmdr. Thomas Stangrecki said.
As putrid as the Oakland Raiders were to start the season, they're now at least as good — or is it bad? — as the Super Bowl champs.
This is what Ben Roethlisberger and coach Bill Cowher were looking for: a normal day of practice for the quarterback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Ben Roethlisberger couldn't have played any worse for a month. The NFL now must be wondering how much better the Super Bowl champions can be after a convincing all-is-well performance.
Willie Parker scored on a 9-yard run with 35 seconds left in the first quarter to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a 7-0 lead over San Diego on Sunday night.
With a flurry of passes, Philip Rivers beat Big Ben, wiped away the memories of "Martyball" and helped the San Diego Chargers make a pretty big statement.
Two dogs owned by Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Joey Porter got off his fenced property and killed a miniature horse on a nearby farm, leading to citations that carry several hundred dollars in potential fines.
Ben Roethlisberger gingerly walked off the field near the end of the game, grimacing and grasping his side after another hard hit. Big Ben was back. He wasn't back to form, though — and the Jacksonville Jaguars defense had a lot to with that.
Charlie Batch is proving that Ben Roethlisberger isn't indispensable to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Referee Walt Coleman stood waiting patiently for the red flag he sensed was coming from the Miami Dolphins' sideline. A minute or so before, the Steelers had gone ahead on a scoring play that may have taken tight end Heath Miller out of bounds, and there was no reason not to challenge.
Ben Roethlisberger missed no playing or practice time despite nearly dying during a June motorcycle accident. A case of appendicitis will keep him out of the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers' season opener.
It's week 10 in fantasy football, and that means that The Sports Watchers has yet another week of rankings and predictions for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends and defenses.
The Sports Watchers is bring you Week 9 predictions for your fantasy football selections at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end and defense.
The Sports Watchers is bring you Week 9 predictions for your fantasy football selections at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end and defense.
The Sports Watchers brings you the fantasy football predictions and rankings for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends and defenses in Week 8.
Although Steelers running back Najeh Davenport said this week that he planned to press charges against the mother of his child, it is Davenport who has been charged with domestic violence, endangering children and unlawful restraint, Fox 8 in Cleveland is reporting.
Starting Sept. 30, "Sport Science" will attempt to answer some of the most urgent questions at the heart of barroom debates.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have known for years their fan base included countless women -- that was evidenced by all the pink official team jerseys they sell and the hundreds who attend their female training camp each summer.
Uzo Ometu of TheSportsWatchers.com predicts the AFC North!
Donovan McNabb played just past the first quarter and RB Brian Westbrook only had one carry. In general the Eagles starters did not play well. The stat sheet says the Eagles rushed for 125 yards and passed for 270 yards but most of that was in the second half.
Donovan McNabb gets the first candid snapshot of what the offense could look like without him down the line when the Eagles oppose the Pittsburgh Steelers tonight at Heinz Field (8, Channel 10, WYSP 94.1-FM).
This is it, the big one. No, it's not the Super Bowl but as the third pre-season game it is the biggest game before the regular season starts.
Jerome Bettis, the No. 5 rusher in NFL history, claims in a new book that he faked a knee injury during training camp in 2000 so the Pittsburgh Steelers wouldn't cut him and install Richard Huntley as the starter.
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Jerome Bettis, the No. 5 rusher in NFL history, claims in a new book that he faked a knee injury during training camp in 2000 so the Pittsburgh Steelers wouldn't cut him and install Richard Huntley as the starter.
This past draft day was about as good as it has been for Cleveland Browns fans since the league decided to put a team back in the city on the lake eight years ago.
Former WVU QB trying to latch on with the Steelers
A top physician affiliated with the Steelers is in the news amidst the breaking steroids bust in Orlando, FL...possibly implicating some professional athletes.
Billy Bob Thornton and Joey Porter share a laugh over Halle Barry.
A look at the 2006 Steelers defensive line and the prospects for 2007.
Former Steelers coach, Bill Cowher, lands a job with the CBS pre-game NFL show.
The Steelers 2006 review continues with a look at the TEs.
MIAMI - Today's historic meeting between the first two black head coaches to reach the Super Bowl has roots that stretch back to 1973 and the front stoop of the University of Minnesota's Bierman Building. That's where Tony Dungy would sit, every morning, and wait for Gophers coa …
New Steelers head coach, Mike Tomlin, is retaining defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau in a somewhat surprising move.
Mike Tomlin figures to change things up with the Steelers
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