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stillers4me
05-20-2013, 06:39 AM
The Steelers open their first spring practice in shorts Tuesday with one major goal in mind -- to make it through the 10 permitted practices plus a mid-June minicamp healthy. • Simply because no pads are worn and no contact is permitted does not mean injuries don't occur. San Diego linebacker Melvin Ingram discovered as much Tuesday when his ACL was torn during an organized team activity, or OTA, practice. Ingram, San Diego's first-round draft choice in 2012, is expected to miss the 2013 season.

The Steelers have had some injuries during spring practices, including a torn Achilles tendon by Limas Sweed in 2010.

They do have some other goals for their spring practices, which are spread out over the next four weeks and end with a required minicamp June 11-13. They include:

• Determine which tackle positions Marcus Gilbert and Mike Adams will fill. Mike Tomlin said during the draft that it had not been determined which side each will play. Gilbert has played both and seems to be the more natural fit on the left side and Adams on the right.................


Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/sports/steelers/bouchette-on-the-steelers-goal-of-the-otas-688269/#ixzz2TpcgJeAF

ALLD
05-21-2013, 04:59 PM
Leftwich trips on a shoelace and is out 12 weeks.

Count Steeler
05-21-2013, 06:19 PM
Leftwich trips on a shoelace and is out 12 weeks.

Leftwich bends over to tie shoe lace and he is out 4-6 weeks.

Leftwich puts his shoe on and he is out 3-4 weeks.

Leftwich gets out of bed and he is out 1-2 weeks.

Psycho Ward 86
05-22-2013, 04:44 PM
"Compare and contrast the different approaches of the Patriots and Steelers. The Patriots this past week cut starting defensive tackle Kyle Love two weeks after he was diagnosed with diabetes, citing a non-football injury in doing so.

The Steelers not only kept guard Kendall Simmons when he was diagnosed, he returned to start. And now the Steelers have said they will carry linebacker Sean Spence for a second season even though his return to the game would be a "miracle" after his preseason knee injury in 2012."

i dont see what the point of putting this in the article was. We have yet to see if cutting kyle love was a good or bad move by the patriots. We have yet to see if keeping sean spence was a good or bad move for us. And kendall simmons was a bust so why is ed bouchette implying we should pat ourselves on the back for keeping a diabetic who was still a bust?