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A Steelers Depot daily segment. A quick hit of some Pittsburgh Steelers-related stories that may not require a complete article but nuggets worth mentioning and passing on to you guys. Your Depot After Dark for July 19. Tomlin Donates To Basketball Program Mike Tomlin ran a coaching conference with LeVelle Moton last year, and this

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2025 offseason practices concluded in the middle of June, and next up is the team’s annual training camp, which gets underway next week at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe. Ahead of that, we will preview the team’s offseason roster, three players at a time. This Steelers roster preview, which includes an outlook

Welcome back to the latest episode of The Terrible Take. Think of it as a super-mini version of The Terrible Podcast. A short, 1-3 minute episode seven days a week, every weekday at 5 PM/EST, with Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, and Joe Clark telling you what’s on our minds.

When Aaron Rodgers said he was all-in on football from the moment he agreed to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers, he wasn’t just offering lip service. From that point forward, he’s been committed to entering the season in the best possible shape through his offseason workout program at Proactive Sports Performance. They shared a video

The countdown is on for the 2025 International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE), which will take place in Bergamo, Italy from August 24 to 29. With just over a month to go, two of the strongest enduro nations — Italy and Spain — have officially revealed their national teams. Italy: Chasing Glory at Home As

Match Details Fixture: (2) Alexander Bublik vs Juan Manuel Cerundolo Date: July 20, 2025 Tournament: Swiss Open Gstaad Round: Final Venue: Roy Emerson Arena, Gstaad, Switzerland Category: ATP 250 Surface: Outdoor clay Live telecast: Tennis Channel, Fubo, Tennis TV, Sky UK, NOW Alexander Bublik vs Juan Manuel Cerundolo Preview Alexander Bublik enters the Gstaad final

Days after receiving the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award at the ESPY Awards, former U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens paid a special compliment to Taylor Fritz, the world’s No. 1-ranked U.S. male player. What Did Sloane Stephens Say About Taylor Fritz at the ESPYs? The Americans posed side by side at the ESPYs, and Stephens

Damian Lillard’s recent move to the Portland Trail Blazers was one of the biggest shocks of the 2025 NBA free agency period. After the former Bucks star was waived by Milwaukee, many predicted he would land at a contender; however, he ultimately ended up flipping the switch and returning home. However, on a recent episode

The Edmonton Oilers are recuperating from another Stanley Cup Final heartbreak. The Canadian team lost to the Florida Panthers for a second consecutive season. Despite the team’s loss, Oilers captain Connor McDavid charmed the community with his sheer excellence on the ice. Year after year, McDavid seems to exceed all expectations, and his wife, Lauren

Normally, if a press release landed in our inbox about a new e-scooter, we’d politely find an excuse to not cover it. We’re not Scooter Throttle, after all, and we tend to view these things as two-wheeled irritations to be dodged when you’re trying to walk around a city centre. This one caught our eye, though. Anything with the terms ‘e-scooter’ and ‘100mph’ in the same sentence is bound to. It’s been created by British e-scooter manufacturer Bo, and it’s setting out to be the world’s fastest scooter. Its name: The Turbo. Geddit? The Turbo – side Powered by a 1.8kWh battery and packing two motors developing, The Turbo is based on one of Bo’s standard scooter chassis, modified with various CNC-machined components to fit the new, beefier battery. Together, those motors make 24,000w, which translates to around 32bhp. When you stop and actually think about it, that’s really quite a lot to shove into what can literally only be described as a scooter. Bo doesn’t provide a weight figure, but says the power-to-weight ratio bests that of a Bugatti Veyron (523bhp per tonne, in case you were wondering). It’s also said to be capable of doing over 150 miles on a charge, so you can go further on one of these than in a Honda e. The Turbo – front detail There’s a serious team behind it, too. Bo’s chief technical officer, Harry Wills, used to work for the original iteration of the Bloodhound land speed record programme, then moved on to Williams Advanced Engineering, formerly the engineering consultancy wing of the Williams F1 team. The Turbo has already undergone a shakedown at the Goodwood circuit, where pro scooter racer (yeah, that’s a thing) Tre Whyte took it up to 85mph. More pertinently, it apparently accelerated quicker than a Tesla Model 3 (although full disclosure, we don’t know to what speed or which version of the Model 3). The Turbo – rear detail The next step for The Turbo is to go for the scooter land speed record, with over 100mph in its sights. Perhaps most amazingly, though, this isn’t just going to be a one-off engineering showpiece. Bo plans on building and selling a limited run of them, priced from $29,500 (around £22,000), with the first one due to be delivered to a customer in Madrid next year. We can only keep you in our thoughts if you encounter one of these while trying to make your way up Oxford Street. Read More