Steeler Nation lost a little angel on Friday, Jan. 29, 2010, as Heather Sue Miller passed away at her home surrounded by her loving family. Heather visited one of the Steelers mini camps last year. Here is her obituary if you feel compelled to leave a message.

It seems like yesterday, but it was one year ago today that Steelers won their 6th Super Bowl in Super Bowl XLIII 43. The link will bring back a few memories.

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Speaking of Troy Polamalu, he was named to the NFL’s all-decade team for the 2000s. Polamalu is the only current Steelers player selected to the 53-man team.

Linebacker James Harrison intercepted a pass by Tony Romo in the Pro Bowl last night and it helped secure the win for the AFC. It is always nice to see a Steelers player own someone from the Cowboys. You can see the replay of the interception below in the video below at the 1:39 mark.

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Harrison explained to Scott Brown that his sack total was down in 2009 because he was blitzing less and dropping into coverage more during the season.

Good news on the legal front as prosecutors dropped marijuana possession charges against wide receiver Santonio Holmes this morning after deciding there was not probable cause for the traffic stop that led to the charges. Hopefully Holmes will use this as a learning lesson and move on to both superstar and role model status for the youth of the world.

The Steelers received their Super Bowl rings on Tuesday. Steelers.com has excellent pictures of the ring design.

The Steelers did not practice on Tuesday as scheduled, but instead went bowling. No word if Big Ben fell down again. The Steelers will resume OTA workouts today and Thursday.

A limited number of individual game tickets for the 2009 Steelers home games will be available through Ticketmaster beginning on Saturday, June 20, at 10:00 a.m. You better be on early and hitting refresh as these will not last long.

It is official, Patsies quarterback Tom Brady can not walk on water. Brady flipped his rented kayak and had to be fished out of the Charles River. It is rumored Brady blamed the flip on Gisele, the Charles River and his offensive line.

As the Brett Favre saga continues... They say Ben is a drama queen? Give me a break. Brett Favre is the queen of drama queens. Sure Favre will sign with the Vikings and the Vikings will just miss the playoffs. I am tired of hearing about it.

Punter Daniel Sepulveda has finally resumed punting under supervision of special-teams coach Bob Ligashesky. He recently needed another operation to repair his right meniscus. Sepulveda has torn the ACL in this plant leg knee twice.

Former Steelers cornerback Rod Woodson has named high school friend and business associate, Tracy Foster, as his presenter when he is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in early August.

The Steelers and a Columbus developer are seeking yet another extension in completing part of a proposed $12 million year-round entertainment complex to be built next to Heinz Field.

The Steelers will receive their Super Bowls rings at a private ceremony on Tuesday. Each ring cost about $5,000 and the NFL will be picking up the tab for them. The 150 rings will be customized with the players' names and numbers. Speaking of Super Bowl rings, here is an ESPN feature on Super Bowl rings and the story behind each one.

Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger returned to practice on Thursday, wearing a wrap on his left knee. Roethlisberger had bumped knees with running back Willie Parker on Wednesday.

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Steelers wide receiver Santonio Holmes has been fined $10,000 for using the ball as a prop, a NFL league source said on Wednesday. Holmes impersonated LeBron James and tossed the football in the air the way the basketball player does chalk dust after scoring the game winning touchdown in Super Bowl 43. Holmes did not receive a 15-yard personal foul penalty but the league admitted it was reviewed the wide receiver’s actions and decided that Holmes had violated the rule for using the ball as a prop. probably the best money Holmes will ever spend.

Steelers Super Bowl MVP wide receiver Santonio Holmes was a guest Wednesday on "Live With Regis and Kelly" and re-enacted the winning touchdown catch that won Super Bowl 43. Holmes also made surprising revelations about his health during the championship game, but officials at Steelers headquarters said Holmes was just joking. Holmes claimed he played the Super Bowl with a broken rib and two dislocated ribs a jab at quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

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Santonio Holmes graces the cover of the Super Bowl Sports Illustrated issue. things just keep getting better and better after his game winning Super Bowl catch.

Lost in the excitement of the interception by linebacker James Harrison for a touchdown as the first half expired in Super Bowl 43 is the fact that the Steelers would have had one more play. If Harrison would have been ruled down at the half foot line, the Steelers would of been allowed one more play because of the personal foul facemask penalty on Cardinals tackle Elton Brown, before the turnover occurred. The Steelers would have been given the ball half the distance from the spot of the tackle and given one more play even with the clock being expired in the half. VP of Officiating, Mike Pereira, explained this on Tuesday on the NFL Network. The play was properly ruled by instant replay review as Harrison was never down after falling on the Cardinal player going into the endone.

Thousands of Steelers fans lined the streets of downtown Pittsburgh Tuesday, to watch the victory parade for the six-time Super Bowl champions. Below is a link to the video coverage of the parade.

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Video of the Super Bowl 43 Vince Lombardi Trophy presentation to Dan Rooney made by Joe Namath, Commissioner Roger Goodell and NBC reporter Dan Patrick. Patrick interviews, head coach Mike Tomlin, MVP wide receiver Santonio Holmes and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

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Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor had a fantastic 45 minutes of football on Super Bowl Sunday versus the Arizona Cardinals. The only problem is that Taylor came up 15 minutes short. Taylor blanketed Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald in the first three quarters of football, holding him to just one catch for 12 yards. What happened after that almost cost the Steelers their sixth NFL championship. Fitzgerald, a former University of Pittsburgh star, added 6 catches for 115 yards and 2 touchdowns all in the fourth quarter against Taylor. Fitzgerald's first touchdown came on a fade pattern to the right corner of end in which Taylor never turned to find the ball. On that drive Fitzgerald had five big receptions. The second touchdown was a inside slant route in front of Taylor from the Cardinals 36 yard line. Fitzgerald caught the pass at the 43, broke Taylor's attempt at a tackle, and took it 64 yards down the middle for a touchdown. To make matters worse, Taylor had an unnecessary roughness penalty that could have been costly in the fourth quarter.

If Taylor is to remain a Steeler, he needs to understand that it is about the team and not him. He also needs to be able to put together a multiple complete games, not just partial games. The game is 60 minutes long and you can pat yourself on the back after the game, but not before them.