More photos » by Charlie Riedel - AP Browse more photos » Considering the Steelers ' opponent this week, the hapless Kansas City Chiefs , it almost feels like a lose-lose situation. It's got letdown game written all over it. Even if the Steelers win, it will no doubt bring back the pain of a tough and rare AFC North loss to Cincinnati. PZB is going to demonstrate why this isn't a trap game...
More photos » by Gene J. Puskar - AP Steelers C Justin Hartwig talked about nearly signing with the Chiefs. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) Browse more photos » The Kansas City Chiefs offensive line has been perhaps the biggest disappointment this season. From the running game to the passing game much of the blame is being heaped on the guys up front. For most of us, an offensive line upgrade...
What an exciting weekend of football ahead of fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Minnesota Vikings . Two of the NFL's most historic and storied franchises squaring off in an October showdown of teams with Super Bowl aspirations. I'm going to leave much of my analysis of the game for a bit later in the week, but I wanted to begin by laying out what some of the key matchups will be on both sides...
More photos » by Gene J. Puskar - AP Browse more photos » What, you didn't really think it was going to be that easy for the Pittsburgh Steelers, did you? Like they've done the previous two weeks, Pittsburgh roared out of the gates in the 1st half. Only this week, the Steelers offense capitalized on their early success and marched in for touchdowns rather than settling for field goals....
Pittsburgh Steelers center Justin Hartwig has signed a four-year contract today, two days before the season opener against Tennessee. The Steelers have a policy of not negotiating with players once a season begins, so Hartwig's deal -- which runs through 2012 -- is likely the last until the offseason. Hartwig enters his second season as the Steelers' center and eighth in the NFL. He has started 79...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers have signed center Justin Hartwig to a new four-year contract, the team said on their website (http://2009.steelers.com) on Tuesday.
by JJ Cooper Filed under: Steelers , AFC North , NFL Free Agency Unlike most teams, the Steelers have a somewhat hard and fast rule that they don't negotiate contract extensions during the season. So when Pittsburgh wrapped up a new extension with Brett Keisel last week, there was a general feeling that Pittsburgh was done with new deals until after the season. But apparently Steelers' negotiator...
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh Steelers center Justin Hartwig has signed a four-year contract on Tuesday, two days before the season opener against Tennessee.
The Steelers came to one final contract extension before the regular season starts when center Justin Hartwig today signed a four-year, $10 million contract. The deal includes a $2.1 million signing bonus.
Justin Hartwig Signs Three Year Extension With Steelers Justin Hartwig just signed a three year extension with the Pittsburgh Steelers this afternoon according to his agent Drew Rosenhaus. This move is likely the last contract negotiations the Steelers will be conducting until next off season. Details of the contract have not been announced, but we will post more details as they emerge. Update: According...
I wanted to hold off commenting on the re-signing of defensive end Brett Keisel until the actual terms of the deal were released. My initial reaction to the news several days ago was one of relative shock. I thought for quite some time that Keisel would be one of the prominent mainstay veterans that wouldn't be retained for the 2010 season and beyond. Instead of Keisel, I thought it was more likely...
I ripped this idea straight from our friends over at Hogs Haven , the Washington Redskins SBNation Blog. They decided to list in order the players that they felt would have the biggest effect on the team if they were injured or unable to play for multiple games during the season. Similar to how they did the list on their blog I am factoring in depth at the position along with the actual performance...