THE OFFICIAL UNOFFICIAL STEELERS BS THREAD..PART6

[Cali Steel]

How's this blue???

 

[MISKO]

The problem is that you have to have them sent to her work, so all the other gals can see how much you love her......

you could deliver them yourself and really score points

 

[MISKO]

and then take her to lunch

 

[Cali Steel]

and then take her to lunch

Shit, now your getting real involved.......lol

 

[MISKO]

Ward, Steelers deny his release
Sunday, February 12, 2012
By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

If the Steelers have decided to release Hines Ward, it is news to Ward -- and maybe even the Steelers.

The NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora, who also works for NFL.com, wrote that, according to his sources, "Ward won't be back."

A source close to Ward, however, said no one from the Steelers has indicated to him that the team plans to release him. Also, Steelers sources told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that no decision has been made regarding Ward's future with the team.

Ward, who could not be reached for comment, issued a statement on his Facebook page after the NFL report:

"I don't normally like to respond to rumors, but as I've said all along, I want to finish my career with the Pittsburgh Steelers. And as I've already told the organization, I am willing to work with them to restructure my contract to make sure this happens."

LaCanfora reported that even if Ward took the NFL minimum "he still wouldn't be worth retaining, because No. 4 receivers have to play special teams."

He wrote that Ward "has one year left on his deal worth $4 million." Actually, Ward has two years left at $4 million each.

Speaking to the Post-Gazette Feb. 2 in Indianapolis, Ward said he had met separately with coach Mike Tomlin and Steelers president Art Rooney after the season ended.

"I just wanted to let them know I want to be here, I want to play," said Ward. "I have two years on my contact. I know I have to restructure, but, under the circumstances, I think I can still play football."

Ward has said many times that he wants to end his career in Pittsburgh, but he is determined to play somewhere in 2012, even if the Steelers do not want him. Ward, who turns 36 March 8, has played all 14 of his NFL seasons with the Steelers and holds nearly every team receiving record.
Khan stays put

Steelers executive Omar Khan took himself out of the running for the general manager's job with the St. Louis Rams.

The Rams received permission from Steelers president Art Rooney II to speak with Khan last week, but no interview took place as Khan decided to remain in Pittsburgh.

Khan, 35, has been an executive with the Steelers and their chief contract negotiator the past 11 years. He was a finalist for the Seattle Seahawks general manager's job two years ago, and reportedly would be paired as a general manager with Bill Cowher if the former Steelers coach returns to coaching.

 

[BigBlueNation111]

How's this blue???

Now your on to something!!!

 

[TheRobotDevil]

damn clark .. youll have to get to the stadium early

I'm hoping the memorial service is early enough for things to clear up.Traffic in Newark is terrible to begin with .If the two events are close together combined with rush hour traffic and the parking situation it could be chaos

 

[BigBlueNation111]

Ward, Steelers deny his release
Sunday, February 12, 2012
By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

If the Steelers have decided to release Hines Ward, it is news to Ward -- and maybe even the Steelers.

The NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora, who also works for NFL.com, wrote that, according to his sources, "Ward won't be back."

A source close to Ward, however, said no one from the Steelers has indicated to him that the team plans to release him. Also, Steelers sources told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that no decision has been made regarding Ward's future with the team.

Ward, who could not be reached for comment, issued a statement on his Facebook page after the NFL report:

"I don't normally like to respond to rumors, but as I've said all along, I want to finish my career with the Pittsburgh Steelers. And as I've already told the organization, I am willing to work with them to restructure my contract to make sure this happens."

LaCanfora reported that even if Ward took the NFL minimum "he still wouldn't be worth retaining, because No. 4 receivers have to play special teams."

He wrote that Ward "has one year left on his deal worth $4 million." Actually, Ward has two years left at $4 million each.

Speaking to the Post-Gazette Feb. 2 in Indianapolis, Ward said he had met separately with coach Mike Tomlin and Steelers president Art Rooney after the season ended.

"I just wanted to let them know I want to be here, I want to play," said Ward. "I have two years on my contact. I know I have to restructure, but, under the circumstances, I think I can still play football."

Ward has said many times that he wants to end his career in Pittsburgh, but he is determined to play somewhere in 2012, even if the Steelers do not want him. Ward, who turns 36 March 8, has played all 14 of his NFL seasons with the Steelers and holds nearly every team receiving record.
Khan stays put

Steelers executive Omar Khan took himself out of the running for the general manager's job with the St. Louis Rams.

The Rams received permission from Steelers president Art Rooney II to speak with Khan last week, but no interview took place as Khan decided to remain in Pittsburgh.

Khan, 35, has been an executive with the Steelers and their chief contract negotiator the past 11 years. He was a finalist for the Seattle Seahawks general manager's job two years ago, and reportedly would be paired as a general manager with Bill Cowher if the former Steelers coach returns to coaching.

Good news for you guys i see!

 

[Cali Steel]

I wondered about the whole Ward thing.
I would think both he, and the Steelers would want him to retire a Steeler.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

Happy Valentines day all fortunately my wife hates valentines day

 

[MISKO]

I'm hoping the memorial service is early enough for things to clear up.Traffic in Newark is terrible to begin with .If the two events are close together combined with rush hour traffic and the parking situation it could be chaos

thats what I ment by get there early .. you might miss half the game

 

[TheRobotDevil]

I wondered about the whole Ward thing.
I would think both he, and the Steelers would want him to retire a Steeler.

Niners fans are drooling over ward truth is I can't see him playing anywhere but pitt.Don't think he is going anywhere

 

[TheRobotDevil]

I wondered about the whole Ward thing.
I would think both he, and the Steelers would want him to retire a Steeler.

We always leave early to avoid traffic I'm just hoping parking isn't an issue

 

[MISKO]

We always leave early to avoid traffic I'm just hoping parking isn't an issue

if its anything like Minneapolis good luck

 

[MISKO]

I put up some new articals in the media thread peeps

 

[TheRobotDevil]

if its anything like Minneapolis good luck

Possibly worse never been to Minnesota .Limited parking lots $30 for the day and you want to stay near the stadium.A lot of dangerous spots in Newark

 

[MISKO]

Possibly worse never been to Minnesota .Limited parking lots $30 for the day and you want to stay near the stadium.A lot of dangerous spots in Newark

oh I have been to jersey before.. lol.. parking is a premium in the twin cities .. its best to take the train into downtown and then ride the light rail to the stadiums

 

[MISKO]

yea I have seen the 49'ers threads on ward.. thing is they have a good team

 

[Cali Steel]

Happy Valentines day all fortunately my wife hates valentines day

You are a lucky man..

 

[MISKO]

You are a lucky man..

I didnt have to get jewlz anything this year .. the cruse that we are going on is our present to each other .. her words not mine