Yesterday the Pittsburgh Steelers lost on Sunday Night Football to the Ravens behind the quarterback stylings of Byron Leftwich. Many Steelers fans took to Twitter to call for a solution: the disaster that is Timothy Tebow.
WHO THROWS A SHOE. HONESTLY.
It’s not because the games are slower and sloppier. It’s not because they make mistakes. It’s because players aren’t being protected.
If this play is any indication, Mike Wallace could probably catch a mortar shell.
Words cannot describe the perfection…
It’s like a cross between prison stripes, a bumblebee, and an 8-bit video game.
The Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Harrison hunts pheasant in the offseason, and he hunts them well.
The Dancing With the Stars champ and Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver (mug shot, above) was charged early this morning with driving under the influence of alcohol. He was released from a DeKalb County, Georgia, jail after posting a $1,300 bond. View Image ›
Our friends at SeatGeek just sent us this interesting chart that shows which potential Super Bowl matchup will generate the highest ticket prices. By mining a large pool of data based on ticket sales, they’ve figured out which fans are willing to pay the highest prices to see their team in action. Of course it’s the fucking Steelers. Look at the chart to see how the other three division champs measured up. View Image ›
Little-known fact: Cats are crazy about football. Watch Video ›
Pittsburgh Steelers superstar Troy Polamalu has recently signed an endorsement deal with Head and Shoulders worth quite a bit of money. As a stipulation of the deal, Head and Shoulders felt it necessary to protect their investment by insuring Polamalu’s hair for $1 million with Lloyds of London. Some of us are just born with it! View Image ›
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While talking about his latest project being filmed in Pittsburgh on The Jimmy Kimmel show last night, Jake Gyllenhaal revealed his new unfortunately placed Steelers tattoo. View Media ›
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison is not going to attend the traditional White House photo op for Super Bowl champions as a matter of principle. It’s anybody’s guess what that principle is. If you can find an example of a grown man of sound mind making less sense than this, I want to see it. Watch Video ›
Pittsburgh wins, 27-23, making them the first team ever to win a sixth Super Bowl. Read More ›
After Bernard Pollard delivered a crushing season-ending blow to Tom Brady’s knee, a Pittsburgh Steelers fan site is looking to make a profit with a Bernard Pollard tee. He’s not nearly as famous as Tom Brady, and he probably hasn’t impregnated nearly as many beautiful famous women, but amongst the anti-Patriots set, he’s a cult hero. Read More ›
The Rooney family, who have owned the Pittsburgh Steelers for 75 years, are considering a sale of the team. The family has been involved with the Steelers since patriarch Art Rooney founded the franchise in 1933. Despite their track record as one of the class acts of the NFL, Rooney’s sons are currently locked in a dispute regarding the future of the team. Sounds like a classic case of sibling rivalry. Read More ›
