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The Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
LeBeau's defense will likely be without a starter again
PITTSBURGH — Dick LeBeau calls his safeties the best pair in the NFL, but stats show that the Steelers have missed Troy Polamalu more than they’ve ever missed Ryan Clark. Full Article at The Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
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Mike Tomlin has listed five possible Steelers to play free safety when they take the Mile High plunge Monday night in Denver, and if one of them is not named Ryan Clark the correct answer will be Tyrone Carter. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Steelers' defense, one of the best in NFL history only a year ago, isn't the dominating unit it was expected to be. The once-relentless pressure is sporadic. The ability to finish off teams is vanishing. Full Article at KLTV
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The Steelers' defense, one of the best in NFL history only a year ago, isn't the dominating unit it was expected to be. The once-relentless pressure is sporadic. The ability to finish off teams is vanishing. Full Article at The New York Times
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PITTSBURGH — One sight you won’t see on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ sideline: The players mimicking those high school and college teams that hold up four fingers as a game winds down, signifying the fourth quarter belongs to them. Full Article at The Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
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The good news is I have the opportunity to go against James (Harrison) every day in practice, so it’s not that big of a difference
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It’s not going to be easy there ... It’s going to be a ruckus. It really is. They’re going to come out swinging. We’re just going to have to keep throwing punches, too.
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I don't think they change too much because Troy will be out there ... Still, it's predicated where Troy's at for the game plan on offense. That's the only thing I can think of. They still have to account for Troy.
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Ryan's a great safety who's a quarterback back there ... He's usually the fail-safe guy, and they let Troy do his thing. Ryan makes sure they don't get behind us, and if they pop into holes he's there to make the tackle, and we line up and play again.
