From bleacherreport.com
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Willie Parker
A portal for NFL fans who follow Willie Parker and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Willie Parker is a running back for the Steelers.
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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...
- Steelers: Changing of The Times In The Steel City? (bleacherreport.com)
- Steelers sign Donovan Woods to improve special teams (feedburner.com)
- Steelers look to backups to shoulder load (tribune-democrat.com)
The Pittsburgh Steelers made two moves intended to improve their sagging special teams, signing linebacker Rocky Boiman and cornerback Corey Ivy. They also released linebacker Donovan Woods, who was activated off the practice squad only last week, and cornerback Keiwan Ratliff. Boiman, an eight-year veteran, and Ivy, a nine-year veteran, have played special teams throughout their careers.
From sports.yahoo.com
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- Steelers sign Boiman, Ivy to improve sagging special teams (feedburner.com)
Steelers running back Willie Parker isn't optimistic about playing in Detroit. An injured left big toe kept Parker out of the Steelers' 38-28 victory over San Diego on Sunday and Rashard Mendenhall ran for 165 yards and two touchdowns in his place.
From sportsline.com
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- Steelers RB Parker not optimistic about playing (syndication.boston.com)
Willie Parker missed Wednesday’s practice with his turf toe injury, but said he wouldn’t be much of a loss for the Steelers if he can’t play this week against the Detroit Lions, “because we’ve got somebody to run the ball and run it effectively.That would be Rashard Mendenhall, who rushed for 165 yards while filling in for Parker last week.
From tribune-democrat.com
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- Notebook | Steelers' Mendenhall has huge night (search.live.com)
Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Retired Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis talks with Bloomberg's Lori Rothman about the National Football League's treamtment and care for retired players. Bettis also discusses his promotion of Monster.com's "Director of Fandemonium" sweepstakes, his career with the Steelers and steroids. (Source: Bloomberg)
From clipsyndicate.com
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- 10:44 p.m. Bettis says everyone can be a champion (hsconnect.com)
- Jerome Bettis: Steelers answer the bell, more musings (rss.cnn.com)
- Super Star Jerome Bettis speaks at Detroit School (michiganpr.net)
