Who are the ‘ad wizards’ who came up with this one? Apparently the fine folks over at Bill Doraty Kia are pretty confident that the Pittsburgh Steelers will put up at least three points against the Cleveland Browns this weekend. Because, if the Browns shut out the Steelers on Sunday, they’re willing to give away FREE cars!

Just prior to the start of Monday night’s game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the San Francisco 49ers, a generator blew, causing a power outage in Candlestick Park.

Browns quarterback Colt McCoy got hit really hard by Steelers linebacker James Harrison last night. He got hit so hard, in fact, that he left the game for two plays before quickly going back in and playing for the remainder of the contest. But should he have?

Bengals rookie receiver A.J. Green gave his latest demonstration of why his team made a wise choice with the fourth pick of this year’s NFL draft, leaping over two Pittsburgh Steelers defenders for a 36-yard touchdown early in today’s game. But he also demonstrated an unfortunate potential side effect of spectacular catches: you might hurt yourself.

Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs is known for doing attention-grabbing things before his team plays the Pittsburgh Steelers. Today, he stuck again.

Antonio Brown scored his first career touchdown this week, and provided some much-needed relief for fantasy owners. But Brown’s celebratory touchdown routine desperately needs work. Is he shrugging very, very fast? Is he a mime, shimmying across a wall? I don’t know!

Last weekend, during his team’s 17-13 win over the Jaguars, star Steelers safety Troy Polamalu suffered a concussion. Then, he called his wife from the sideline to let her know he was okay. Today, he got fined for that.

For a day at Madame Tussauds wax museum in Hollywood, star Steelers safety Troy Polamalu pretty much made the Night at the Museum movies into real life. Rather than have his wax figurine displayed for onlookers, Polamalu did one better: he pretended to be a wax figurine himself…then move, and practically give visitors heart attacks. Video after the jump.

Steelers backup quarterback Byron Leftwich left Saturday night’s game between the Falcons and Steelers with what appeared to be a painful arm injury.

Sure, the deal is done and it’s back to business as usual, but it’s fair to wonder in the wake of a prolonged labor dispute: did NFL players come out of this thing more united than ever? Of course, they’re still competitors on the field, all trying to be the best and fighting for one goal, but will the action on the field perhaps be any more…harmonious? Nah, not really. After the jump: proof.