Ray Fittipaldo is a beat reporter for the Pittsburgh Steelers, covering the team for various publications including the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Belleville News-Democrat. With a focus on local sports, Ray provides in-depth coverage of the team, including game analysis, player interviews, and breaking news updates.
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Ray Fittipaldo's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football with a specific focus on the Pittsburgh Steelers and NFL. His articles primarily cover event coverage and evolving stories related to player performances, injuries, accolades, and team dynamics.
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By: Ray Fittipaldo
Freiermuth is entering the final year of his rookie contract after posting career lows in receptions and yards in 2023.
The Steelers take an offensive lineman with their first pick for a second year in a row.
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By: Ray Fittipaldo
Apr. 23—One year does not a trend make, but if you're looking for some hints on which players might be making their way to the Steelers by week's
By: Ray Fittipaldo
The Steelers have several holes to fill on their roster, and they need their draft picks to play right away.
By: Ray Fittipaldo
The Steelers still have holes to fill at center, receiver and cornerback.
By: Ray Fittipaldo
Frazier was a four-year starter for the Mountaineers.
By: Ray Fittipaldo
Apr. 26—When former West Virginia center Zach Frazier fractured his leg in a late November game against Baylor, it likely cost him a chance to get drafted in the first round of the NFL draft.
By: Ray Fittipaldo
Cornerbacks and defensive linemen are the priority on Saturday.
By: Ray Fittipaldo
The Steelers selected three offensive linemen in the draft for the first time since 2012.
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