The ACC announced their 2014 football schedule Wednesday afternoon and this season the Pitt Panthers won't be opening up with the defending National Champions.
One thing that could turn the Pittsburgh Pirates offseason into a major success would be the news that starting pitcher A.J. Burnett will be coming back for another season.
Safety Troy Polamalu opted out of the annual all-star game with an injury, leaving the Steelers represented by only wide receiver Antonio Brown in Hawaii.
The offseason is going to be an interesting enough one for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the NFL could make things even more interesting for Mike Tomlin and company by forcing an unwanted distraction on them.
Coming off back-to-back 8-8 seasons, the Pittsburgh Steelers are faced with their same difficult decisions as they are with most offseason’s. That would be having major holes to fill and very little money to fill them.
Since the 2013 season ended for the Pittsburgh Steelers, there has been much debate over which way the Pittsburgh Steelers should go with their first round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.
Pittsburgh Pirates' general manager Neal Huntington has been very busy over the last 24 hours, coming to terms on deals with many of his arbitration eligible players.
Over the course of the past couple weeks I have frequently dived into how the Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver position will need upgraded before next season, with the fact that both Emmanuel Sanders and Jerricho Cotchery are free agents and one or both
I often found it comical (and still do) when Pittsburgh Steelers fans make their claims that they were cheated by the New England Patriots during the now infamous Spygate scandal.
With the way he has been playing lately, you had to wonder how No. 22 Pitt would fare on a night where Lamar Patterson didn't have his best scoring game. It turned out to be no problem at all.
Heading into any offseason, it is often very difficult to address the Pittsburgh Steelers needs without first looking at the offensive line as probably the highest priority.
With all of the decision revolving around the Pittsburgh Steelers current free agents and what to do to plug holes in the 2014 NFL Draft, Steelers' general manager Kevin Colbert is going to have his hands full for a few months.