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Steve Treu on the Steelers: How could Pittsburgh lose to lowly Titans? Too many injuries, too little defense
A wise man once said, “It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you place the blame.” I think it was Beano Cook, rest his witty soul. Maybe it was Gandhi. Perhaps it was just me. Whichever of us it was, great insight.
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Steve Treu on the Steelers: Pittsburgh still not ready for prime time
The Pittsburgh Steelers were a yanked field-goal attempt — Billy Cundiff style — away from seeing their season end abruptly. The Cundiffian reference serves two points.
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Harrison’s return a big boost to Steelers defense
LaMarr Woodley says it’s not so much the double teams, or the chip from a running back, or even the way an opposing offense might shift its protection scheme to his side of the field. The absence of fellow former All Pro Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker James Harrison has had a much less tangible effect on Woodley.
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Steve Treu on the Steelers: Silver lining amid silver-and-black setback
This one may come back to haunt them, of course. September losses, especially inside the conference, often look much worse in December when postseason positioning is on the line.
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Steve Treu on the Steelers: Ryan, Jets go down without a fight
Rex Ryan lost more than a lot of weight this off-season. He also lost his bravado. What other explanation is there for punting when trailing by three scores with more than three minutes left in the game?
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Steelers defense: ‘We just couldn’t get to Peyton’
Ben Roethlisberger is over the Denver Broncos. After watching one season end and another begin with a pair of painful losses nine months apart in the Mile High city, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback is OK if his team’s travel plans don’t include Denver for awhile.
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Steve Treu on the Steelers: Poor defense, poor coaching no match for Manning, Broncos
Apparently Ryan Clark isn’t the only one who can’t play in the high altitude.The rare air of Denver left nearly all of his defensive teammates gasping for oxygen last night. Seemingly breathless throughout most of the evening against Peyton Manning, the Steelers were no match against the no-huddle from No-Neck.
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Steelers Wrapup: Manning, Porter shine as Denver downs Pittsburgh
Now that they're teammates, Peyton Manning can celebrate when Tracy Porter returns an interception for a touchdown. Three seasons ago Porter denied Manning a second Super Bowl title when he returned an interception 74 yards to seal the New Orleans Saints' win over the Indianapolis Colts.
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Batch shines as Steelers edge Panthers
Charlie Batch and Jimmy Clausen just wanted to show they deserved to be employed after NFL teams trim their rosters to 53 players today.
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Steelers Camp: Mike Wallace remains a no-show for Pittsburgh
Mike Wallace’s corner locker at the Steelers’ facility sat quietly, as neat as it has throughout training camp. Shoes were lined up methodically along the bottom, jerseys and other clothing hung on a rod, a cap sat on the top shelf and the team helmet hung on its customary hook.
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