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Asked and Answered

Asked and Answered with Bob Labriola

Feb 02, 2015 at 05:30 PM

Asked and Answered provides fans with an opportunity to ask Bob Labriola questions about the Pittsburgh Steelers and the NFL. This is a regular feature that will provide an opportunity for serious Steelers fans to ask serious questions about their favorite football team.

Asked and Answered will appear on Steelers.com every Tuesday and Thursday with the possibility of a third installment each week of the regular season. Submit a question, and join in on the fun.

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