Troy Polamalu

Former Steeler now Dolphins LB Joey Porter has always been known to speak his mind, and today Porter took his voice to NFL Live on ESPN, and took some shots at the Patriots, a team that beat Porters Steelers in two AFC title games when he was with the black and gold.  ESPN emailed some of the transcript of what Porter said to ProFootballTalk.com. “They cheated.  There should be an asterisk on it, just because Marion Jones, she get caught, they take the gold medals back.  Obviously, they got... Read Full Story

The AFC North Champion Pittsburgh Steelers still have something to play for in week 17, but from the looks of it they will play it safe by sitting some of their key players in their matchup with the reeling Baltimore Ravens Sunday on the road. The Steelers, with a win and a loss from the Chargers, would move back to the #3 seed in the AFC, meaning they would avoid the Jaguars in next weekends first round playoff game. A loss or a win by the Chargers, and the Steelers would host... Read Full Story

The Pittsburgh Steelers played week 17 like they did not care about gaining the number three seed in the AFC. Instead they played like they were more than happy to play at home next Saturday night against one of the hottest teams in the league - the Jacksonville Jaguars. They will get their wish. The Steelers were beaten 27-21 by the rival Baltimore Ravens, but the bigger story is the fact they sat just about every key player, making sure they would be as close to 100 percent as possible... Read Full Story

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost a game that just about everyone had them winning Sunday vs the New York Jets, and now, two days after that stunning loss, the team got even more bad news.  Head coach Mike Tomlin told the press in Pittsburgh today that two key players, wide out Santonio Holmes and safety Troy Polamalu will be missing one and possibly even more games with injuries.  Holmes suffered a high ankle sprain in the loss, and also hurt ligaments in the ankle.  As for Polamalu, he sprained... Read Full Story

This matchup pits two teams that last met in Super Bowl XL, back in February 2006, a game won by the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers look to improve to 4-1 when they host the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks are 3-1 thanks to a decisive victory over the San Francisco 49ers 23-3 last week, while the Steelers lost their first game of the season last Sunday, losing to the Arizona Cardinals 21-14 in Glendale, AZ. The Seahawks’ strngth is decidedly their offense, led by quarterback Matt... Read Full Story