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Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is gang tackled by the Broncos during Denver's 31-28 home win in the 2007 season.
n the early 1970s, at the start of their Super Bowl glory days, the Steelers' chief antagonist was the Oakland Raiders, a team that inspired hatred and lawsuits, forearm shivers and immaculate (Today)
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Steelers left tackle Max Starks.
Ben Roethlisberger took a well-traveled road to the top of the Steelers' pay scale. Although it's always easier for a guy who's drafted high in the first round, he has been terrific. (Today)
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Penguins defenseman Kris Letang is expected to have his right shoulder or arm evaluated later today.
One of the last things the Penguins wanted to talk about late Saturday night was the impact of injuries to several key players. (Today)
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Pitt center Gary McGhee dunks over Coker guard Ricardo Smith during Pitt's 83-40 win at the Petersen Events Center last night.
The only drama in Pitt's exhibition game yesterday afternoon was whether its opponent would reach double digits on the scoreboard. (Today)
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Steelers quarterback Kordell Stewart tries to elude Broncos defensive end Neil Smith during the 1997 AFC Championship Game at Three Rivers Stadium.
It was the first overtime tie in NFL history, but it also marked the beginning of the end for quarterback Joe Gilliam, who started for Terry Bradshaw and passed for 348 yards. (Today)