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Well it was just a matter of time before somebody made a video of Hitler from the movie "Downfall" with the captions set to him reacting to the Denver Broncos beating the Pittsburg Steelers in the first round of the AFC Playoffs.

Those crazy Taiwanese animators are at it again.  This time they have given us the explanation as to why Tim Tewbow and the Dever Broncos beat the Pittsburg Steelers

In case you missed yesterday's Denver-Pittsburgh AFC Wild Card game, Tebowmania took another monumental step. The most popular NFL quarterback on the planet connected with Demaryius Thomas on the first play of overtime for an 80-yard touchdown pass.

Last time Steelers' safety Ryan Clark played in Denver he lost his spleen, gall bladder, and 30 pounds.  Clark has a sickle cell trait that becomes aggravated when he plays at high elevations.  Clark was cleared by doctors to play when Pittsburgh traveled to Denver in 2009, but was held out as a precaution...

San Francisco 20 – Pittsburgh 3 A gimpy Ben Roethlisberger committed four turnovers, and the San Francisco 49ers beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-3 on Monday night. The game was delayed twice due to power outages at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park.The first p ...

Pittsburgh 14 – Cleveland 3 Ben Roethlisberger threw two touchdown passes despite sustaining an ankle injury, and the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cleveland Browns 14-3 on Thursday night. Roethlisberger passed for 280 yards, an interception and two scores, including a 79-yard touchdown toss to Antonio Brown with 2:52 left in the game ...

Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger may be sidelined after suffering a foot injury in a 17-10 Pittsburgh loss to the Houston Texans.

The Pittsburgh Pirates were 51-44 on July 20th, and it seemed for the first time in nearly two decades that they actually had a team that knew how to win. The pirates were in first place in the NL Central by a game and amazed many baseball fans both in the state of Pennsylvania and all over the country.

Americans collectively breathed a huge sigh of relief in late July when the NFL lockout was officially lifted.  As a sports radio host I can't tell you how relieved to give up the daily charade of being a 'legal and labor analyst' and got to go back to prognosticating.

Now that’s how you say goodbye. When Pittsburgh Steelers secondary coach Ray Horton left for a new job as defensive coordinator with the Arizona Cardinals, he had quite a surprise for Maurice “Mo” Matthews, who works in the Steelers’ cafeteria.