For the second time this offseason the Steelers have inked a player from their past, as today they came to terms with linebacker Larry Foote on a deal that will have him in Pittsburgh for three years at $9.3 million and includes a $1.8 million dollar signing bonus. Foote was allowed to leave the team after Super Bowl XLIII after he felt he was being phased out of the defense in place of Lawrence Timmons. Foote was a fourth-round pick of the Steelers in 2002 but left in free agency last season to play with his hometown team, the Lions.

Where should I party next Terez? In Georgia, it all began with Ben Roethlisberger and his posse of beefy buddies dining at the sushi restaurant near his mansion in the Great Waters section of the 14,000-acre resort. “People approach him here, but this is a laid-back restaurant,” Burton said.

Ed Garland, who represents Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger , has promised to arrange for Roethlisberger to meet with police and provide them with a DNA sample, but authorities won’t say when that will be. Cansino and other attorneys say the probe conducted by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Milledgeville Police Department could take weeks, maybe months. The two-time Super Bowl winner has been accused by a 20-year-old college student of sexual assault in Georgia

The Steelers have been unusually busy in the offseason. They have managed to keep their three priority free agents and have added depth at a few key positions.

TMZ has a funny story about Big Ben’s night out, stating that it even had a name – “Ben-a-Palooza”: Most of Ben Roethlisberger’s ill-fated party weekend was thoroughly planned out weeks in advance — minus the whole alleged sexual assault part — and TMZ has learned the festivities even had a name … “Ben-a-Palooza.” The Palooza is a tradition that Ben and his pals have put together for the past several years — in which the Steelers quarterback and a group of his friends celebrate Ben’s birthday together. This year, Ben-a-Palooza began at Roethlisberger’s home near Pittsburgh, where the group boarded a party bus bound for Ben’s lake house in Georgia and when they arrived, several members spent one of the nights on a bar crawl in Milledgeville — where Ben was later accused of sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman in a nightclub bathroom.

Most of Ben Roethlisberger ’s ill-fated party weekend was thoroughly planned out weeks in advance — minus the whole alleged sexual assault part — and TMZ has learned the festivities even had a name … “Ben-a-Palooza.” The Palooza is a tradition that Ben and his pals have put together for the past several years — in which the Steelers quarterback and a group of his friends celebrate Ben’s birthday together. This year, Ben-a-Palooza began at Roethlisberger’s home near Pittsburgh, where the group boarded a party bus bound for Ben’s lake house in Georgia and when they arrived, several members spent one of the nights on a bar crawl in Milledgeville — where Ben was later accused of sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman in a nightclub bathroom.

Have you guys seen Terez..we’re waiting for him before we bounce..

Depending on who you believe either Roethlisberger was a total gentleman on the night of the alledge sexual assault or he was a total dirt bag. Either way more and more eye witness accounts are coming out to give us a better idea of what was happening the night of the incident. The latest if from a young woman who did not want to be identified spoke to The Pittsburgh Channel about how Roethlisberger was acting that that night and it isn’t very flattering.  Here are the details: “He bought a round of shots for girls and said, ‘All you bitches, take my shots,’ and I got pissed because that’s very rude and disrespectful to call girls a bunch of bitches,” she said

Ari Hait of Pittsburgh-based WTAE-TV files a report from Milledgeville, GA.,  that includes comments from a woman who claimed, “she was one of about 20 who partied with Ben Roethlisberger at a nightclub last week on the night that a female college student told police she was sexually assaulted by the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback.” Excerpts of Hait’s report: “Everyone keeps talking about how nice he was.

Ari Hait of Pittsburgh-based WTAE-TV files a report from Milledgeville, GA.,  that includes comments from a woman who claimed, “she was one of about 20 who partied with Ben Roethlisberger at a nightclub last week on the night that a female college student told police she was sexually assaulted by the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback.” Excerpts of Hait’s report: “Everyone keeps talking about how nice he was.