David DeCastro is #61 I thought they might give him 52 since they say they don't retire numbers (wink,wink)
Barron Batch is #20
Terrece Fredricks is #37
Mike Adams is #76
Sean Spence is #51
Alameda Ta'amu is #95
Chris Rainey is #22
Toney Clemons is #11
Kelvin Baechum is #68
Drew Butler is # 3
Dixon Connor is #5
Last edited by BlitzburghRockCity; 04-30-2012 at 06:59 PM.
That's some big shoes to fill for Spence wearing 51. It will be weird not seeing Potsie out there.
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That will take a little time to get use to. I guess my theory that they would bring Potsie back for a year has been shot down.
I hope I don't see #86 assigned anytime soon to anyone.
What Barron Batch's number last year?
C-town
Last edited by ChucktownSteeler; 04-30-2012 at 07:10 PM.
i think it was to 911Originally Posted by ChucktownSteeler
It will be weird seeing a #51 actually be able to stay with a guy in coverage too.
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Well yeah that too...LOL. After such a good 2010 when it looked like Farrior was reborn, father time seemed to catch up with him in the pass coverage department for sure.
It'll be weird seeing a #51 playing lights out! OUCH! lol
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During the 2004 season, his third with the franchise, Farrior made 94 tackles, three sacks, and a career-high four interceptions. He also finished second behind Ed Reed for NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors. <== Lets just remember the good ol days and not slander another great Steeler....ok?
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I thought that year (and still do) he deserved the DPOY award over Ed Reed.
Thanks for posting.
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http://bleedblackandgold.com/blog/20...-number-to-20/ batch changed from 35 to 20
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