Lamarr Woodley

Seattle Post IntelligencerSteelers' LaMarr Woodley won't back off criticism that Bengals, Patriots would ...USA TodaySteelers LB LaMarr Woodley refused to back off his claim last week that the Bengals and Patriots would "lay down" in Week 17 to help keep the Steelers out ...Steelers Notes: Lebeau says he'll be backBeaver County TimesThe Steelers' fall: They'll be backPittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSteelers Look To 2010 Season After Missing...  

Linebacker LaMarr Woodley isn't apologizing for saying the Patriots and Bengals would "lay down" in their season-ending games so the Super Bowl champion Steelers wouldn't return to the playoffs.  

PITTSBURGH - Linebacker LaMarr Woodley isn't apologizing for saying the Patriots and Bengals would "lay down" in their season-ending games so the Super Bowl...  

LaMarr WoodleyLaMarr Woodley LaMarr Woodley, the former Saginaw High star and current linebacker with the Pittsburgh Steelers, finished the NFL season strong with a pair of sacks in his team's 30-24 win over the Miami Dolphins.But Woodley won't have the...  

LaMarr Woodley figured he didn't make the Pro Bowl last year because his sack production slipped late in the season after getting 91/2 in his first eight games.  

Saginaw native and Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley doesn't believe the New England Patriots or Cincinnati Bengals will try very hard to help the Steelers' chances of making the AFC playoffs.Both the Patriots and Bengals already qualified and play meaningless...  

Memo to LaMarr Woodley: Before whining about other teams laying down, therefore blocking Pittsburgh's ordained appearance in the NFL Playoffs, maybe your Steelers should take care of business against teams like the Cleveland Browns, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Oakland Raiders. Getting swept by the Cincinnati Bengals, one of the targets of your verbal tears, didn't help the cause too much either. And with that, I'm answering the question...  

Linebacker LaMarr Woodley predicts the New England Patriots and Cincinnati Bengals will "lay down" for their virtually meaningless games on Sunday because they don't want the Super Bowl champion Steelers in the playoffs.  

The New England Patriots ended their 2009 regular season by allowing the Houston Texans to score twenty-one unanswered fourth quarter points in a 34-27 loss. Their bid for a third seed in the AFC playoffs was put second on their list to the possibility of meeting the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first round. LaMarr Woodley of the Pittsburgh Steelers called it as he saw it and it turns out that he may have been correct. Did the Patriots sit their...  

LaMarr Woodley is an idiot … and spoiled … need proof? Look at what he said to a local TV station about the Bengals and Colts laying down to the Jets. “Cincinnati is probably going to go into New York and lay down for the Jets and not play them hard, just because they don’t want [...]  

With the AFC wild card race coming down to a tightly contested final week, Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Lamar Woodley feels that New England and Cincinnati might just try to set up the playoff matchups the way they want. Woodley has predicted the Bengals and Patriots will "lay down" in week 17, allowing their opponents (the Houston Texans and New York Jets) to win in an effort to prevent Pittsburgh a chance at a playoff berth. "All of them...  

Linebacker LaMarr Woodley predicts the New England Patriots and Cincinnati Bengals will "lay down" for their virtually meaningless games Sunday because they don't want the Super Bowl champion Steelers to make the playoffs.  

PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley predicted Wednesday that the Cincinnati Bengals and New England Patriots will "lay down" on Sunday to help keep his team out of the playoffs. | read more  

Steelers outside linebacker LaMarr Woodley has been named AFC Defensive Player of the Week. Woodley had a team-high 10 tackles and two sacks in the Steelers' 23-20 win against the Ravens last Sunday.  

LaMarr Woodley brings the lumber when it counts on and off the field. The Steelers outside linebacker has been at his best when a defense that's ...