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Chiefs n' Chambers Stuck to the Gameplan Against the Steelers

Arrowhead Pride (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009

More photos » by Charlie Riedel - AP 1 day ago: Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Chris Chambers (11) gets past Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark (25) to run for 61 yards, setting up a game-winning field goal during overtime of an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009, in Kansas City, Mo. The Chiefs won the game 27-24. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Browse more photos » Chris Chambers '...

Chiefs Follow Bengals Blueprint in Beating Steelers

Arrowhead Pride (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009

More photos » by Charlie Riedel - AP about 18 hours ago: Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Chris Chambers (11) gets past Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark (25) to run for 61 yards, setting up a game-winning field goal during overtime of an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009, in Kansas City, Mo. The Chiefs won the game 27-24. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Browse more photos » Last week,...

Monday: Everything but the Politics (Kinda)

The Pittsburgh Comet (Free subscription) | 11/16/2009

Important things first. "They're clearly the best team in the division," Steelers safety Ryan Clark told reporters. "I'd give my left arm to play them again.'' Maybe in the playoffs. (T. Star, Garth Woolsey ) Ryan Clark is being classy, but I'm sorry. Did anyone watch that game and witness the Bengals playing like some kind of elite team? Did anyone see the Steelers playing -- um, period?...

Bengals beat Steelers, in control of AFC North

The Washington Times (Free subscription) | 11/16/2009

PITTSBURGH | Maybe it wasn't a concession speech, even if it sounded like one. The Bengals spent most of the last 20 seasons chasing Pittsburgh, and now it's the other way around, and the Steelers realize it's a decidedly uphill climb. "They're clearly the best team in the division," safety Ryan Clark said after the Bengals beat the Steelers 18-12 on Sunday to take control of the AFC North....

• BENGALS 18, STEELERS 12 / Surprising reversal between old rivals - San Fransisco Chronicle
• Cincy controls division - Denver Post
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Steelers defenders chip in Sunday

CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | 11/16/2009

The Steelers had several defenders make plays Sunday against the Bengals. William Gay had nine tackles. Ryan Clark had six tackles. James Farrior had nine tackles. Lawrence Timmons had eight tackles. LaMarr Woodley had four tackles and a sack. James Harrison had three tackles and a sack.

NFL talkboard: Make your week 10 predictions

The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009

Discuss all the the week's upcoming games and post your own predictions below the line Welcome back to the NFL talkboard. For those of you who have stumbled upon it for the first time, this is the new dedicated space on the sportblog where people can talk about American football. Every Friday I will post my Pick Six and, if I have time, one or two talking points as well. The blog will then stay open...

Four and down4. The Pittsburgh Steelers beat...

Sobering Thoughts (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009

Four and down4. The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Denver Broncos in the rarified air of Invesco Field at Mile High by a convincing 28-10. The Broncs had an impressive 6-1 record going into the game while the 5-2 Steelers were missing four defensive players: Ryan Clark, Lawrence Timmons, Travis Kirschke and Aaron Smith (Smith is gone for the season). Still Denver could not capitalize. They scored a

Bengals Coach Tells Ochocinco to Cut the Mustard

SportsFilter (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco will not be allowed to send mustard to members of the Pittsburgh Steelers in advance of their game at Heinz Field Sunday, coach Marvin Lewis told the player. Ochocino tweeted earlier, "I got a nice present for the Steelers -- sending them some mustard since they'll never ketchup when we play Sunday." This news will disappoint Steelers safety...

Steelers' Clark planned to play in Denver

Sify (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009

Steelers safety Ryan Clark planned to played in Denver despite nearly losing his life after a game in the high-altitude city two years ago. He also said he's not unhappy coach Mike Tomlin chose to

• Steelers' Clark planned to play in Denver - Examiner
• Steelers' Clark Planned to Play in Denver - New York Times
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Steelers' Clark planned to play in Denver

Washington Post (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009

PITTSBURGH -- Steelers safety Ryan Clark planned to played in Denver despite nearly losing his life after a game in the high-altitude city two years ago. He also said he's not unhappy coach Mike Tomlin chose to hold him out.

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark planned to play in Denver despite sickle cell-trait condition

ESPN (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009

Steelers safety Ryan Clark says he planned to played in Denver despite nearly losing his life after a game in the high-altitude city two years ago. He also says he's not unhappy coach Mike Tomlin chose to hold him out.

Steelers' Clark planned to play in Denver

Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009

Steelers safety Ryan Clark says he planned to played in Denver despite nearly losing his life after a game in the high-altitude city two years ago. He also says he's not unhappy coach Mike Tomlin chose to hold him out.

Steelers' Clark planned to play in Denver

kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009

Steelers safety Ryan Clark says he planned to played in Denver despite nearly losing his life after a game in the high-altitude city two years ago. He also says he's not unhappy coach Mike Tomlin chose to hold him out.

Steelers' Clark planned to play in Denver

Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009

Steelers safety Ryan Clark says he planned to played in Denver despite nearly losing his life after a game in the high-altitude city two years ago. He also says he's not unhappy coach Mike Tomlin chose to hold him out.

Steelers' Clark would've played if it were his choice

post-gazette.com (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009

Safety Ryan Clark said if it were up to him, he would have played in Denver Monday night but that he's happy coach Mike Tomlin made that decision for him.

Steelers' 2 defensive TDs beat Vikings 27-17

alyson7bkn1 | 11/06/2009

PITTSBURGH – Brett Favre, Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings were anything but perfect. The Vikings couldn't gain a half-yard when it might have turned the game, then watched the Steelers' big-play defense end their unbeaten season with two long touchdown returns in the final 6 1/2 minutes. LaMarr Woodley's 77-yard fumble return and Keyaron Fox's 82-yard interception return on turnovers by Favre...

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Willis McGahee Injury Report

viper212 | 01/19/2009

Willis McGahee was hit hard by a ‘helmet to helmet hit’ from Ryan Clark on Sunday’s AFC Championship game. The Raven’s running back said he felt “significant neck pain” after the hit. McGahee’s neck had snapped way back and this could have lead to a serious injury. He was able to move his feet and arms, so thankfully he is not paralyzed. He had to be carted off the field, and even Steelers fans were