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Max Starks
Max Starks is an offensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He is number 78 and is 6'7 and 337 pounds.
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Steelers' Max Starks hosted his annual Thanksgiving Food Drive for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank at the Waterfront Tuesday. Slideshow
- Steelers' Starks to be benefit's honorary host (feedburner.com)
- Steelers thinking pink (google.com)
The abomination at Arrowhead was all part of “the plan."
So was the loss to the Bengals the week earlier.
The Steelers have set out to lull the rest of the AFC playoff field into a false sense of security. Any time now, they will spring their trap.
After all, no team can possibly give up four kickoff returns in five weeks, right?
That must have been intentional.
Maybe the special teams were just itching to set a record. Maybe they were feeling...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Chiefs' Jamaal Charles named AFC special teams player of the week (kansascity.com)
- Week 9: MNF open thread (stampedeblue.com)
- Steelers peaking for 2nd half as AFC race develops (sports.yahoo.com)
Bleacher ReportCan the Steelers Run the Table and Win the AFC North?Bleacher ReportThe biggest strength of the Dolphins was their wildcat offense, but without Ronnie Brown, the Fins just do not match up with the Steelers. ...and more »
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From news.google.com
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PITTSBURGH - Steelers left tackle Max Starks knows firsthand how pass blocking for Ben Roethlisberger can many times turn into a marathon.
One play in particular stood out on Sunday during the Steelers' 27-14 victory over the Cleveland Browns at Heinz Field.
From altoonamirror.com
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- Steelers To Sign Former University of Pittsburgh Quarterback Tyler Palcko (behindthesteelcurtain.com)
- Latest concussion doesn't worry Roethlisberger (sports.yahoo.com)
- Roethlisberger practices despite concussion (sports.yahoo.com)
Minnesota pass rusher Jared Allen has a reputation for talking trash to opposing offensive lineman. But Steelers left tackle Max Starks said Allen was pretty quiet yesterday afternoon.
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From post-gazette.com
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