The Steelers announced that the annual Friday Night Lights scrimmage that’s held at Latrobe High School, will be moved to St. Vincent College, and at a new time. Diseased field grass was given as the cause of the move, as the team did not want to jeopardize future high school games there. The event will now be free of charge and at 5:25, with autograph signings starting at 5:00. Fireworks will be held at St. Vincent campus at 9:15.
The Steelers have signed Ryan Steed, a Cornerback, and John Rabe, a TE/FB formerly of the Minnesota Golphers. Continue reading
Jonathan Dwyer met with media today at St. Vincent and revealed that he lost 25 or 30 pounds during the offseason Continue reading
Set your DVR. The first hour of Steelers practice today at training camp will be live on NFL Network, according to a team source. Practice begins Continue reading
The last practice in shorts was a productive one under blue skies.
The team started with the morning off, and began practice with a walk through, a round of Continue reading
The Steelers released the first depth chart of the year today. There aren’t really any surprises on the chart, and it should only be taken with a grain of salt. These change quickly Continue reading
Cortez Allen and DeMarcus Van Dyke both suffered injuries during practice today. Allen, who was sidelined with Continue reading
Bad weather loomed overhead at St. Vincent for much of the afternoon, before finally halting practice with drenching rains and a 30 minute thunderstorm. Once the thunder and lightning passed, practice resumed on the artificial turf of field #4. Continue reading
Yesterday, there was concern and uncertainty over the possibility of Marcus Gilbert being injured. No real answers were given after he appeared to be hurt at the end of the conditioning test, and was subsequently carted off the field and attended to by staff. Well, today Continue reading
The Steelers have announced a 3 year deal with Legendary Pictures. Legendary is the production company behind Dark Knight Rises. Legendary Entertainment has also co-produced other Warner Brother distributed films such as The Hangover series, 42, and Man Of Steel. Continue reading