I find it amusing to see what NFL players are doing with their down time while being locked out by the owners. If you’ve been following the Hines Ward odyssey as he attempts to take home the DWTS trophy, you’ve seen a number of retired and active Steelers sitting in the stands cheering on Hines.
Some players [...]
Continue Reading →I enjoy watching athletes compete on a stage other than the one they are pro’s in. To see highly skilled dudes put themselves on the line competing in a foreign venue is entertaining viewing to me, no matter what the format is.
So tuning in Hines Ward on “Dancing with the Stars” was a no-brainer. In my view, [...]
Continue Reading →I was hanging out at the White Fields dinner at “The Priory” last week and many ex-players were in for the dinner. One of my former teammates, the legendary tackle Jon Kolb was in attendance. Jon was reminiscing about the Steelers-Browns game from my rookie year (1980) played at Three Rivers stadium.
What made this [...]
Continue Reading →Ed Bouchette of the Post-Gazette is reporting that in the event of a lockout, some Steelers are considering alternative conditioning programs and discussing meeting at various locations to workout together. Keeping the “Sword sharp” so to speak.
Not a bad idea. This was the way it was done 20-30 years ago before the OTA’s and [...]
Continue Reading →What would you say was your biggest suprise of the Steelers 2010 season? It could be a player’s performance, a play or game. A ruling from the league maybe. The fact that the Steelers went to the Super Bowl?
Mine is easy (push the Staples “easy” button here). The biggest suprise for me was the [...]
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Craig puts a bow on his week in Texas and his game analysis from the sideline perspective at Super Bowl 45.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2011
Podcast: (44 Minutes)
In-Studio:
– Host Craig Wolfley w/producer sidekick Frank Murgia and David Sedelmeier
Talking Points:
– Just an Old Guy Thinking Out [...]
I’ve always admired Mr. Rooney and the life he’s lived. Mr. Rooney lives life and teaches life skills by example, not mere words. My broadcast partner and former teammate Tunch Ilkin related this story the other day.
On the Friday morning before the Super Bowl Tunch went for a walk or, as he calls it “Urban hiking.” [...]
Continue Reading →Maurkice Pouncey is off the crutches and hoofing around the hotel in a ski-boot like contraption to support his ankle. Whether he will or won’t lock n load on Super Bowl sunday is still officially up in the air. But i believe that the center position is in good hands if Pouncey can’t go and [...]
Continue Reading →I took my position at “Ice Station Zebra” on the sidelines for the Steelers-Jets AFC Championship game. I had so many layers of clothing on that if i fell, i’d be like the kid in “Christmas Story” and not be able to get up.
As i’ve said before, i remember playing years ago in weather like [...]
Continue Reading →Steelers v. Ravens part three did not disappoint and was the best of the 2010-11 trilogy. The renegade struck twice and the second time was a charm that shook the seats in the upper bowl at Heinz Field. Today we wrap up the Ravens for the last time and dig deeper in to the magical [...]
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