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Not sure if you've heard about this, but the Pittsburgh Steelers have some salary-cap issues once again. Like they've always done, the Steelers have restructured contracts to get under the cap. Reworking the contracts of quarterback Ben Roethlisbe...

The Pittsburgh Steelers completed the restructuring of Ben Roethlisberger's contract Thursday, clearing almost $6 million in salary cap space, a league source confirmed to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are close to finalizing a restructuring of Ben Roethlisberger's contract and expectations are that negotiations will be completed by the end of the week, a source told ESPN's Ed Werder.

Veteran linebacker James Farrior has been cut by the Steelers, his agent, Ralph Cindrich, said Friday on his Twitter page.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is doing his part to help the team get under the 2012 salary cap.

When the 2012 began, the AFC North represented two extremes in terms of the salary cap. The Cincinnati Bengals had the league's best cap situation ($44 million under), and the Pittsburgh Steelers had the worst ($25 million over). The Steelers, tho...

The regular season is set to begin in less than two weeks. Here are the updated cap numbers for the AFC North, according to Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network: Cincinnati Bengals Cap room: $29,030,430 Analysis: Teams are not required to ...

Ben Roethlisberger is doing his part to help the Pittsburgh Steelers get under the salary cap.

ESPN.com senior writer John Clayton recently wrote an insightful piece updating the projected salary-cap figures for NFL teams. One note that stood out in the AFC North is that the reigning division champion Pittsburgh Steelers are projected to be mo...

Which NFL teams get the biggest bang for the buck out of their payroll?

J.I. Halsell of Football Outsiders analyzes the cap situations of the AFC East, including which player on each team has the biggest cap number to live up to. We're looking at you, Jake Delhomme.

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