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Report: Kirschke, Timmons won't play for Steelers
The Steelers listed LB Lawrence Timmons and DE Travis Kirschke as doubtful on the team's final injury report Saturday, but it's not looking like either starter will play in Monday night's game in Denver .
Defense ready for no-huddle from Steelers
There is a common rule in offensive game-planning around the league. If the quarterback has had some success and he likes a specific set of plays, the offense is going to run those plays on game day.
Source: Steelers' Clark Unlikely To Play In Denver Game
Steelers' safety Ryan Clark most likely will not play when the team travels to Denver to play the Broncos Monday night, sources said.
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It may pay for the Broncos to watch the horizon this week, for the invasion may be coming.
Steelers' Clark likely to sit out Denver game
Ryan Clark may be saying everything he needs to say with his growing silence. The Pittsburgh Steelers safety is usually one of the team's most talkative players, but he is saying little as it becomes increasingly likely he won't play Monday in Denver due to a rare blood condition that nearly caused him to die after playing there two years ago.
NFL Players Think Hines Ward Is Dirty; Steelers Defend Him
Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward was voted the dirtiest player in the National Football League, according to a Sports Illustrated poll of players throughout the NFL.
For the record: Pittsburgh is 5-2, Denver 6-1. Last game: Pittsburgh is coming off a bye week.
Ladies come out in full force to support Steelers
They came in jerseys, t-shirts, sweatshirts and anything else with Steelers on it.
Tomlin: Decision on Clark will come later
Ryan Clark practiced today with his teammates, but it remains unclear whether he will play for the Steelers in Denver next Monday night.
Why didn't Ryan Clark win comeback player of the year in 2008?
How is it that Ryan Clark did not win comeback player of the year in 2008? Wasn't Chad Pennington the winner that year? And he came back from a "bad year," nothing close to death.
LeBeau feeling good about Steelers' defense
Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau, "I think we have the potential to become a very, very good defense." Dick LeBeau, the man in charge of the Steelers' defense, wants to exercise the same sense of caution after a four-game winning streak that he urged after the Steelers lost consecutive road games in Chicago and Cincinnati by blowing ...
Clark Gets Medical Clearance To Play In Denver
Share + Oct 31, 2009 8:16 pm US/Eastern 1 of 1 Safety Ryan Clark #25 of the Pittsburgh Steelers celebrates with the fans after their 27-23 win against the Arizona Cardinals during Super Bowl XLIII on Feb.
Steelers' Parker knows the score
When head coach Mike Tomlin announced last week he was sticking with second-year running back Rashard Mendenhall over veteran Willie Parker as the starter, it wasn't much of a surprise, even to Parker.
On the Steelers: Defense could be without three starters
Steelers linebacker Keyaron Fox replaced injured linebacker Lawrence Timmons in Sunday's win against the Vikings.
Injured Steelers welcoming the bye week
The Steelers go into the bye week relatively healthy, though their break comes at a good time for several players.
Steelers improve finishing touch
It's called situational football, or in better terms, closing out football games.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' defense is all about taking chances, playing risky, daring an opponent to find a way to win but only rarely allowing that to happen.
Steelers' Clark may not play in Denver
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark isn't injured, yet he isn't sure if he can play in the team's next game Nov.
Steelers bring D to hand Vikings first loss of '09
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.
Facing Favre & Co. has (most of) the Steelers pumped
Even the Super Bowl champs get pumped when they prepare to play an unbeaten team with a legend at quarterback, the league's best running back and a stout defense.
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