RIP Coach Drake

“We’re all devastated by (the passing of Coach Drake). I really can’t think of any other appropriate words,” said Tomlin. “Our time and attention in the recent days has been spent in support of the Drake family. Miss Sheila and Darryl’s daughters and extended family – many of us have had an opportunity to spend time with them through this. They’ve been amazing. In making arrangements and adjusting, we’ve tried to be as supportive organizationally to them as we can in what is a very difficult time. Professionally the loss is significant, but personally it’s even bigger.” — Coach Mike Tomlin today.
UPDATE #2: Mom is winning

“Even though it’s not a #Browns game, I am as excited as the kids are to be at their first NFL game!” — Ryan Kennedy.

Throwback Thursday: Mom is still hopeful


She’s all grown up now and actually coming to watch you play for the first time this Friday. Mom is hopeful that she will wear something black and yellow, dad is…uh…not.
#RandomActsOfKindness

Lucas, age 4, at @steelers training camp today passing out Terrible Towels to other kids as Random Acts of Kindness in memory of his brother, Toby❤️ Can he get a shout out? @TeamJuJu @JamesConner_ @_BigBen7 #thelittlefoxfoundation



Ben met our son, Lucas, at training camp. Lucas was passing out Terrible Towels as Random Acts of Kindness in honor of his brother, Toby, who died from SIDS in August, 2016.
Ben met and talked with Luke on the field after practice, and spoke with my husband about our non-profit, The Little Fox – Toby’s Foundation, and our annual Random Acts of Kindness Campaign we do in August in Toby’s memory.
Thank you to Ben for making Luke’s day! It was a moment we will never forget. We know that Toby was smiling down from heaven watching his big brother.
www.thelittlefoxfoundation.org — The Stern Family.
That helmet looks great on you, Lucas! https://t.co/xjADQV7LAc pic.twitter.com/a1rpuygGc1
— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) August 7, 2019
Duck, Duck, Ben!
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger ducks under a blocking pad that sails over his head during quarterback drills at evening practice at Heinz Field, Pittsburgh. @PittsburghPG @PGSportsNow @PGVisuals pic.twitter.com/Vo8tSvJ3RJ
— Peter Diana (@peterdianapghpg) August 5, 2019

