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sports.yahoo.com - 12/2/2009

Macho attitude undermines concussion policies

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It didn’t take long for all of the effort and hard work the NFL has put into upgrading the league’s concussion policies to come apart. One big game was all we needed. Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward (notes) put a hit on commissioner Roger Goodell’s efforts the way Ward delivered a ...

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post-gazette.com - 12/2/2009

On the Steelers: Tomlin expects Roethlisberger to play

— post-gazette.com — Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is OK -- this time, really, coach Mike Tomlin says -- Dennis Dixon's play... at quarterback Sunday could prompt the Steelers to use him on occasion, receiver Hines Ward turned to Facebook to explain himself, and offenses ... (more) On the Steelers: Tomlin expects Roethlisberger to play

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blogs.nfl.com - 11/28/2009

Roethlisberger may sit out; decision on Saturday

— blogs.nfl.com — Ben Roethlisberger , who suffered a concussion Sunday in Kansas City but was symptom free and able... to practice all week, may opt to sit out Sunday night's game against the Ravens , according to a league source. Roethlisberger was officially listed as ... (more) Roethlisberger may sit out; decision on Saturday

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Pittsburgh Steelers

Mike Tomlin

Sean May

Charlie Batch

Patrick Ramsey

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novafantasysports.com - 12/1/2009

Steelers' Roethlisberger Expected to Start vs. Raiders

— novafantasysports.com — Update: Steelers' QB Ben Roethlisberger is expected to return to action Sunday against the Raiders, according to... the National Football Post.  Roethlisberger missed Sunday's loss to Baltimore due to lingering effects of a concussion.   Fantasy Impact: With a weak opponent in ... (more) Steelers' Roethlisberger Expected to Start vs. Raiders

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Ben Roethlisberger

Oakland Raiders

Pittsburgh Steelers

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Mike Bell / Saints don't want Bush in 2010
FantasySP / ALL / Player News — According to Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports, the Saints aren't planning on bringing back Reggie Bush in 2010. Our View: Bush is scheduled to make $8 million next season, and the Saints don't feel that he's worth that lofty of a price tag. He's been bothered by chronic knee problems, which caused him to miss the last two games, and has been an unreliable source of production. Considering the Saints have Pierre Thomas and Mike Bell, they don't need to fork up that kind of cabbage for a third-string, change-of-pace back. Read more Mike Bell news

Saints don't want Bush in 2010
Fanball Fantasy Football News - Newsbreakers — ... The News According to Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports, the Saints aren't planning on bringing back Reggie Bush in 2010. Our View Bush is scheduled to make $8 million next season, and the Saints don't feel that he's worth that lofty of a price tag. He's been bothered by chronic knee problems, which caused him to miss the last two games, and has been an unreliable source of production. Considering the Saints have Pierre Thomas and Mike Bell, they don't nee to fork up that kind of cabbage for a ...

Mario Williams / Saints Not Expected To Retain Bush
FantasySP / ALL / Player News — Salary Cited As Major Reason For Likely Departure Speaking of running backs, don't expect New Orleans running back Reggie Bush, who is due to count for approximately $8 million against the cap next season, to stay with the team. One Saints insider said general manager Mickey Loomis isn't interested in carrying Bush's salary, even if there is an uncapped season. Bush's cap number and secondary importance to the team could create conflict in a locker room where several players, such as wide receiver Marques Colston, are expected to cash in soon. (Yahoo Sports) FF Today's Take: ...

Saints don’t want Bush in 2010
No-Offseason.com — The News According to Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports , the Saints aren't planning on bringing back Reggie Bush in 2010. Our View Bush is scheduled to make $8 million next season, and the Saints don't feel that he's worth that lofty of a price tag. He's been bothered by chronic knee problems, which caused him to miss the last two games, and has been an unreliable source of production. Considering the Saints have Pierre Thomas and Mike Bell, they don't need to fork up that kind of cabbage for a third-string, change-of-pace back.