Steelers 2013 Draft: Should they consider trading up?
… Source: Behind the Steel Curtain – All Posts
should
Read More
Three Players That Played in the Super Bowl that the Steelers Should Target in Free Agency
The Super Bowl is over and the Baltimore Ravens are NFL champions. What that also means is that the 2013 NFL off-season has begun and free agency is just a little over a month away. For the Steelers this off-season could include an aspect that is uncommon of their typical off-season: free agent signings. With…
The Steelers Should Consider Moving LaMarr Woodley to ROLB in 2013
There is a reason that the left tackle position on the offensive line is considered by some to be one of the most important positions on a football team. It’s because the left tackles job is to protect the blind side for most quarterbacks and they also have the task of shutting down the premier…
Pittsburgh Steelers Should Sign Danny Woodhead To Fill Departed Chris Rainey’s Role
The Pittsburgh Steelers believed that they had struck gold in the 2012 NFL draft when they selected running-back/wide-receiver/special teams returner Chris Rainey out of Florida late on. After a disappointing initial season as a professional however, Rainey compounded his poor displays on the field with a major one off of it. The Steelers decided t……
Steelers Should Consider Hiring Hal Hunter Jr. As Their Next Offensive Line Coach
The Pittsburgh Steelers have yet to hire an offensive line coach to replace the outgoing Sean Kugler, who left to take the head coaching job at UTEP, and it is assumed that head coach Mike Tomlin, general manager Kevin Colbert and offensive coordinator Todd Haley are hard at work at narrowing down the candidates for…
Why the Steelers Should Go Wideout in Round One
This is part one in a series from steelcityblitz.com arguing the reasons why the Pittsburgh Steelers should take a specific position with the 17th pick in the first round. Today is a look at wide receivers. This does of course assume at this time that free agent Mike Wallace signs elsewhere in the off-season… I…
Should the Steelers Switch Back to the 4-3 Defense?
The Steelers have been running the 3-4 defense for years, but it may be time to think about making a change. Sure Dick LeBeau’s defense was ranked first in the league statistically in 2012 and things seem to be fine on the defensive side of the ball. Yet with aging defenders and players expected to…
Steelers Should Try and Lure Ray Horton Back to Pittsburgh
Ray Horton served as a secondary coach with the Steelers from 2004-2010 before being hired as the Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator. However, the Cardinals just hired Bruce Arians as their head coach overlooking Horton who was considered a candidate. Now Horton is expected to look for opportunities elsewhere. That should at least warrant a c… Source:…
The “Roethlisberger” Rules and Why You Should Appreciate Him More
Every time someone in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ organization does something wrong outside of football, the inevitable comparison to their all-pro quarterback Ben Roethlisberger comes up and ignites a flurry of positive and negative reaction in the social media world. Like the complete and total idiot I am, I always get sucked into it even though…
Pittsburgh Steelers Number One Offseason Priority Should Be Cornerback Keenan Lewis
*** Discuss this article and more at our Pittsburgh Steelers forum *** When the Pittsburgh Steelers have a disappointing season, there are always differing opinions on the cause. Was it the offense? Was it the defense? All great questions that fans continually ask, while complimenting them with what can be done to get the team…