Max Starks

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a gem in the hard-working Mike Wallace and would be wise to lock him up for the long term. Steelers beat writer for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Scott Brown reports some good news for Steelers fans in the form of this tweet.  

Veterans Casey Hampton, Max Starks and Brett Keisel suffered "significant" injuries during Sunday's AFC wild-card playoff loss at Denver that could require offseason surgery, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said during his final news conference of the season today.  

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Sharon Ilkin, the wife of former Pittsburgh Steelers lineman Tunch Ilkin, has died after a battle with breast cancer at age 55. Ilkin, of Upper St. Clair died Monday. Her husband, now a radio commentator for the Steelers ...  

The Pittsburgh Steelers are already having to make different plans for their 2012 season, as according to Aaron Wilson of Ravens Insider and Scott Brown of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, tight end Weslye Saunders will be suspended for the first four games ...  

You are sitting in your car before school, wiping the remaining sleep out of your eyes, when a 1957 Cadillac Hearse pulls into the space next to you. You can’t help but stare, as if the space shuttle has just touched down on the football field ...  

Offensive tackle Max Starks and nose tackle Casey Hampton suffered significant knee ... All three players were evaluated to see whether the injuries will require surgery. The injuries to Starks, Keisel and Hampton came on the heels of quarterback Ben ...  

The unrestricted free agents include: Charlie Batch, Jerricho Cotchery, Dennis Dixon, Trai Essex, William Gay, Chris Hoke, Byron Leftwich, Anthony Madison, Mewelde Moore, Daniel Sepulveda and Max Starks. Those who could become restricted free agents are ...  

Other Steelers that already had surgery were running back Rashard Mendenhall (knee), tackle Max Starks (knee), center/guard Doug Legursky (shoulder), cornerback Cortez Allen (shoulder) and Pouncey. With the Steelers not expected to re-sign Starks ...  

The Pittsburgh Steelers need to add some depth to their defensive line, that much we know. Whether or not they try to take that depth in the first round of the NFL Draft this Spring remains to be seen. But there is a pretty good defensive ...  

Veteran Mewelde Moore is nursing a sprained left knee and Jonathan Dwyer is already out for the season with a left foot injury. “It's something that's tough but I definitely wish him the best and he'll be with us regardless,” tackle Max Starks said of Mendenhall.  

Rashard Mendenhall has been lost for the playoffs, but Max Starks isn't worried about a drop-off in the running game as the Steelers prepare for a wild-card game in Denver. Consider what the Steelers left tackle heard about Isaac Redman during a ...  

This is the first in a collaborative effort from the editorial staff at BTSC, providing some arguments behind possible positional directions the Steelers may go with their first round pick - currently scheduled for the 24th overall. These will be posted each day this week, and will not be distributed based on order of preference. Wouldn't it be strange of Chipotle started heavily marketing and selling hamburgers? Their famous...  

IX - Sean Conboy, who writes for Pittsburgh Magazine, weighs in with a nice feature commentary on the hiring of Todd Haley as the new offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and why fans should not be worried about any potential beef between he and Ben Roethlisberger. X - Dermontti Dawson has always been a great interview. Now he gets to conduct an interview as a soon-to-be Hall of Famer. The longtime standout center for the...  

What do Joe Montana, Joe Namath, O.J. Simpson and Jerry Rice all have in common? They were legendary football players who were almost synonymous with the teams they played with in the prime of their careers, yet, they all retired after playing their "golden" years with other teams. There's been much talk and speculation in Steeler Nation about whether or not Hines Ward has played his last game with the Steelers, and whether he'll...  

Steelers' wide receiver Hines Ward wants to retire with the Pittsburgh Steelers, offering to restructure his contract to do it. Ward posted on his Facebook page Saturday that he's already told the Steelers he's willing to work with them on altering his deal so he can remain with the team.