Pittsburgh Steelers News

NFL Notebook: Tomlinson ready for rebirth as Jet

LaDainian Tomlinson produced Hall of Fame credentials during a nine-year run with the Chargers, but he is the first to admit none of it matters now that he has begun the second -- and likely final

Police: Roethlisberger yet to be interviewed

Ben Roethlisberger has not granted Georgia authorities an interview about the allegation that he sexually assaulted a college student earlier this month, but investigators did speak Saturday with "a number" of his companions that night.

Lawyer: Roethlisberger has yet to be interviewed by police on assault allegation (The Canadian Press)

ATLANTA - A lawyer for Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger says the two-time Super Bowl winner has yet to meet with Georgia authorities who are investigating a sexual assault allegation made against him by a 20-year-old college student.

Ed Bouchette's Steelers chat transcript: 3.16.2010

Ed takes your questions on the black and gold.

Browns see Delhomme as veteran presence

The Browns completed a two-year contract with Jake Delhomme despite his eight touchdowns and 18 interceptions last season with the Carolina Panthers.

Foote signing ends Steelers' free-agent flurry

The signing of LB Larry Foote to a three-year, $9.3 million contract could be the last significant free agent signing for the Steelers — at least for a while.

Big Ben not around for offseason workouts

The Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger has kept a low profile since getting accused of sexual assault for the second time within the past nine months.

Quarterback Carr agrees to deal with Niners

The San Francisco 49ers signed free-agent veteran quarterback David Carr to a two-year deal.

Steelers' signings finally come to end

The Steelers will pause to catch their breath after a week of spending in free agency like few others in their history. The spate of signings ended Monday.

Steelers re-sign linebacker Foote to three-year deal

Larry Foote asked to be released last year because he didn't want to be a backup. And the Steelers obliged because Foote was scheduled to make $2,885,000 in 2009, a steep price for a backup.

Former starter Foote returns to Steelers as backup (The Canadian Press)

PITTSBURGH - Larry Foote quickly realized how much he disliked losing.

Foote returns to Steelers as backup LB (PA SportsTicker)

By ALAN ROBINSON AP Sports Writer

Steelers sign Foote to three-year deal

The Steelers have signed inside linebacker Larry Foote to a three-year contract, bringing the veteran back to Pittsburgh following a one-season stint in Detroit.

Steelers sign linebacker Foote to 3-year pact

The Steelers wasted little time today bringing back another former player, reaching agreement with inside linebacker Larry Foote on a three-year, $9.3 million contract shortly after he passed a physical

Lions' LB Foote returning to Steelers? (Yahoo! Sports)

You'd probably want to get out of Motor City if you were on the Detroit Lions right about now.

LT signs with Jets, Browns trade Quinn to Broncos

LaDainian Tomlinson found a new home, while the Cleveland Browns cleaned house.

Steelers: Foote's return would provide flexibility at linebacker

Larry Foote grew up in Detroit and played in college at Michigan, so his desire to return to his hometown last year was understandable. So is his desire to return to the Steelers.

Tomlinson, others forced to retire elsewhere (Yahoo! Sports)

LaDainian Tomlinson is the latest Hall of Fame-bound star whose career will end in a strange setting.

Hockey will be next to focus on brain injuries

In a Duquesne University ballroom overlooking the Mellon Arena where the Penguins' Matt Cooke dropped Boston's Marc Savard to the ice with a shoulder check to the head, some of America's most-esteemed concussion experts at a symposium entitled "Is Football Bad for the Brain" talked this weekend about hockey being next.

Big Ben could lose advertisers

Marketing experts predict Ben Roethlisberger's second allegation of sexual assault in eight months could scare away advertisers who helped the Steelers' two-time Super Bowl champion earn $2.5 million through endorsements last year.