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For more than two decades, Kevin Colbert's responsibility with the Steelers was to find players to help them win division titles and Super Bowls.

The foundation collects donations that goes towards scholarships to military families.

What a refreshing respite this day has been; a much-needed reprieve from covering the new Name, Image and Likeness world of Power 5 football, where we have been trained to believe that the value of a college scholarship means virtually nothing.

PITTSBURGH — If you're among those believing Matt Canada's contract status played even a 0.001% role in keeping him for another season, then you think very little of Art Rooney II and his football franchise.

The Bears can pick first if they lose and the Texans win Sunday.

PITTSBURGH — Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris, author of the most famous play in NFL history and one of the greatest players in franchise history, has reportedly died at 72.

PHILADELPHIA — When N. Jeremi Duru, a lawyer and expert in sports law, advocated for the Rooney Rule after it was implemented across the league, he described it as an “extremely controversial” time.

The telephone call came on Friday morning.

PALM BEACH, Fla. — The NFL announced changes Monday to the Rooney Rule in an effort to increase the number of minority candidates to be considered for coaching and front-office vacancies.

Eight o'clock on a morning cold as Pittsburgh. John Mitchell, assistant head coach, Pittsburgh Steelers, is at his desk. It is March, according to my research, about six months from the nearest NFL game, but it's 8 in the morning, so John Mitchell is at his desk, same as yesterday,…

PITTSBURGH — Upon further review, Dan Rooney's first instinct probably was correct.