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*** Discuss this article and more at our Pittsburgh Steelers forum *** Kordell Stewart hasn’t played in the NFL in seven years and hasn’t played for the Steelers in ten years, but he was back in Pittsburgh today for a ceremony at which he retired as a Steeler. “I just wanted some closure with my…
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Hines Ward’s time with the Pittsburgh Steelers came to an end in February. His time in the National Football League came to an end on Tuesday, when Ward announced his retirement. Ward made the announcement during a press conference at noon. Ward was visibly emotional during the announcement and paused several times…
At a 12:00 ET press conference today Hines Ward said he was giving Steeler Nation the one last gift it wanted, and he announced that he would retire as a Steeler. Ward has been one of the most visible and well-loved faces of the Steelers for over a decade. At least, he is well-loved among…
Last week, we ran a story that detailed the sale of former Pittsburgh Steelers WR Hines Ward Atlanta mansion. Today, it was announced that Ward has retired. After his release from the team earlier this year, Ward vowed to fight on and find another club. We have no word on how much interest he did or did not generate…
* Chris Hoke Retirement Photo Gallery Chris Hoke always played with emotion and it came as no surprise as he talked about his retirement from the Steelers after 11 seasons that he got emotional at … Source: Pittsburgh Steelers : News Need Steelers Tickets? Fulfill your ticket needs at Ticket Network or try our Steelers…
PITTSBURGH (93-7 The FAN) — Steelers nose tackle Chris Hoke called it quits Wednesday, retiring after 11 NFL seasons in Pittsburgh. Hoke started 18 games after making the team as an undrafted free agent out of Brigham Young. He was a valuable backup and, despite not seeing much time as a starter throughout his career,…
Bruce Arians’ tenure as Steelers offensive coordinator has come to a sudden if not strange end, with the team announcing his retirement in a one-paragraph statement that was as frosty as the final days of his sometimes stormy five-year career. Source: post-gazette.com – Steelers/NFL
The Pittsburgh Steelers will begin searching for a new offensive coordinator after Bruce Arians has decided to walk away. “Bruce Arians has informed me that he will retire from coaching,” Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said in a statement. “I appreciate his efforts over the past five years as the team’s offensive coordinator and for……
The Steelers have just announced that Bruce Arians, offensive coordinator for the past five years, has retired. Mike Tomlin’s quote: “I am grateful to Bruce for contributing to our success and wish him nothing but the best in his retirement. I appreciate Bruce’s efforts over the past five years as the team’s OC and for…