Super Steelers Update.

From the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:

Bettis finally arrives in Motown
Jerome Bettis touched down in Motown on Monday. Finally.

Wilson surges toward finish

Steelers build on draft success

Cowher, Holmgren similar in many ways

Keisel notebook: Arrival in Detroit


Scout's honor

Q and A: Townsend talks

Notebook: Roethlisberger missing from first press conference

Sweet anticipation

Black and Gold Rush

Prisuta: Tuman's pursuit of degree put on hold


And from the Former Manheim Central Baron Makes Good Department:

Kreider has paved way for Bettis

From USA Today:

Steelers arrive ... finally
Cowher setting example that players in Detroit on business.

Ward pumped up for Bettis
Steelers receiver hopes to send RB into retirement with title.

From the Press Box
Lopresti: From high-school backup to Super Bowl starter.

XL is Parker's silver lining
Steelers' RB leaves lackluster college career behind.

School Bus
He was one of Carol Tate's brightest trigonometry students at Detroit Mackenzie, but it took a few months before she realized he was known for more than his grades and asthma.

"I didn't know he played football," said Tate, who began teaching at Mackenzie in 1970. "I used to ask him about his asthma and his allergies. It was first hour, and it used to bother him."

Claude Jackson knew the hulking lad with a big smile was an all-state football player, but he also was an excellent student in Jackson's government and economics classes.

Roaring and raring to go
Joey Porter runs mouth and runs wild in Steelers' rugged D.

Black, gold and giddy
Pittsburgh bathed in excitement while backing iconic Steelers.

Steelers stay superstitious
White jerseys, scruffy Roethlisberger are staples during XL run.