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Pittsburgh Steelers News and Rumors

Steelers' Mundy fined $21K for Heyward-Bey hit

CNNSI.com

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Mundy was fined $21,000 for his violent hit on Oakland Raiders wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey, according to an ESPN report.

ESPN.com

There was hope that Steelers linebacker James Harrison would return after the Steelers' bye and play against the Eagles on Oct. 7. But the latest news suggests that won't be happening. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is reporting Harrison left the Steelers …

steelperch, steelerfury.com

With the help of NFL.com's All 22 Tape, we now have the ability to view and break down a specific play frame by frame to analyze what went right, or in this case wrong.    Let's take a look at Darren McFadden's 64 yard TD run against the Steelers from …

Dom Cosentino, deadspin.com

What you see above was the story that went screaming out on something called the Global Associated News early this morning. That the item appeared on a web page with a warning at the bottom that says "THIS STORY IS 100% FAKE" didn't stop peopl…

AFC North chat alert

Sep 26, 2012

ESPN.com

The Steelers are on their bye, but that doesn't mean the AFC North blog will be taking time off from its weekly chat. With the Browns and Ravens playing Thursday night, this is almost like a pregame chat. You should know the routine by now. Chat starts …

ESPN.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers got 384 yards and four touchdowns from Ben Roethlisberger and lost at Oakland. The Baltimore Ravens needed 382 yards from Joe Flacco and every single one of their 31 points to beat New England. Is this the AFC North or the Arena …

Darin Gantt, profootballtalk.com

Even though he was using Bruce Arians’ language in a no-huddle drive, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said there’s no rift between him and new offensive coordinator Todd Haley. Roethlisberger used signals to his receivers that were standard wh…

Ed Bouchette, post-gazette.com

Steelers defense has some problems, and predictability is only one of them, says safety Ryan Clark.

Ray Fittipaldo, post-gazette.com

Players from across the league believe the integrity of the game is at stake following three weeks of replacement referees.