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1. Mike Tomlin says OTAs are just 'football in shorts'
   Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says you can't learn too much from OTAs, in his imitable style. Tomlin also has a new motto for the Steelers heading into training camp.
2. Ben Roethlisberger likes Pittsburgh Steelers' offense
   Ben Roethlisberger wasn't happy with the Pittsburgh Steelers' "dink-and-dunk" offense last season. Offensive coordinator Todd Haley made some changes that please his star quarterback.
3. Larry Foote: Steelers angry they didn't make playoffs
   Larry Foote says the Pittsburgh Steelers are angry after finishing 8-8 last season, and the rival Baltimore Ravens’ Super Bowl win only added coals to the fire.
4. Bruce Arians: Don't rank Andrew Luck over Big Ben
   Bruce Arians has seen the best of Ben Roethlisberger and Andrew Luck, both of whom he coached. Luck (presumably) will rank ahead of Big Ben in the "Top 100" countdown. Arians believes that's wrong.
5. Ben Roethlisberger severely underrated on 'Top 100'
   Ben Roethlisberger has two Super Bowl rings and quarterbacks one of the NFL's best franchises. So why is he so ridiculously underrated by his contemporaries? Gregg Rosenthal is flabbergasted.
6. Jack Butler, Steelers Hall of Fame cornerback, dies at 85
   Jack Butler, a Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback from the 1950s who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2012, died Saturday morning in Pittsburgh at 85.
7. Ryan Clark: Tom Brady 'sees ghosts' under pressure
   Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark didn't pull punches in his recent gig as a TV analyst, and his comments about Tom Brady could give the New England Patriots some bulletin-board material.
8. Joe Greene retires as Pittsburgh Steelers executive
   Hall of Famer Joe Greene, who spent his entire playing career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, retired from the team's player personnel department, the team announced Monday.
9. What we learned from this weekend's rookie camps
   The Pittsburgh Steelers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Baltimore Ravens and Washington Redskins held rookie minicamps over the weekend. Chris Wesseling runs down the highlights.
10. Mike Tomlin hopeful Sean Spence will fully recover
    Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin heard his linebackers coach say Sean Spence was a long shot to play in 2013. Tomlin doesn't agree and says the linebacker's rehab is going well.
11. 2013 NFL Draft Fallout: Pittsburgh Steelers
    Before the NFL draft, Steelers GM Kevin Colbert said no rookie would make an "instant impact" this season, but Gregg Rosenthal thinks halfback Le'Veon Bell is the current favorite to start in 2013.