The Steelers' older and younger players are really blending together. The same can't be said for Ed Reed and Courtney Upshaw, two players victimized in this game on a strong run by Steelers' RB Jonathan Dwyer.

Regardless of the quality of the Pro Bowl itself, Steelers tight end Heath Miller belongs there, and he should be named the starter, not a back-up or an injury replacement.

Down 13-3 with 3 minutes left in the first half and the offense struggling, Chris Rainey's 42 yard kickoff return led to a half ending FG and a total offensive turnaround on route to a 23-20 Steelers victory.

It is still unclear whether this team will make the playoffs this year or how far they'll go if they get there, but if you didn't love what you saw in Baltimore last night and appreciate it as a...

While congratulations are deserved by multiple players in Sunday afternoon's emotional victory, one player seems to get lost in the shuffle.

The Post-Gazette is refuting a report published by CBS Sports Sunday suggesting Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was cleared to play in Week 13.

Taylor has started every game for the Steelers since 2007, and Week 12 of the 2012 season was his 123rd consecutive regular season game appearance. He has an MRI scheduled for Monday. He would be replaced by Cortez Allen in the starting lineup.

The Terrible Towel Curse may or may not have claimed another victim, but Steelers safety Ryan Clark made a show of giving his shoes to Ravens fans after the Steelers defeated Baltimore 23-20 in Week 13 - a direct wink at Ray Rice.

The Hero from Homestead clearly places at the top of the list, but a few other winners and some losers may surprise you.