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The fan voting for the 2010 Pro Bowl ended December 21. Thank you all for voting and for spreading the word to your friends, family...and strangers to vote! I will update when voting begins for the 2011 Pro Bowl. Worth repeatingCoach Mike Tomlin talks about signing Keisel to a new deal-2009. “He’s ridiculously competitive. He has a mean streak, something that is necessary to play the position that he plays,” Tomlin said. “He takes a great deal of pride in his work and he doesn’t care who gets the credit. A lot of times when you play defensive end in our scheme, it’s a lot of dirty work, occupying blocks, playing with great pad level, creating opportunities for others, such as James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley, who benefit greatly from the work of our ends. He embraces all of that and does it with a smile on his face. He embodies the things that we value as a Pittsburgh Steeler.” NFL analyst Troy Aikman talks about Keisel:
"Brett Keisel, in my opinion, is really one of the great players in this league. I mean, this is a guy, an emotional leader, who missed some time, and him being back has really given this defense a lift. He's not a guy who you see with alot of sacks, but someone who is very disruptive. He runs sideline to sideline; an extremely versatile player. " Keisel talks about how the team didn't let numerous injuries define them: "It's testament to the character of this team and the players we have waiting to come in and play. When they get their opportunity and they come in and play and we win, it says something about this team." Teammate Aaron Smith talking about Keisel: “I think Brett’s really coming into his own. I think this is the chance for him to have a Pro Bowl year.” “He’s feeling more comfortable, more confidence. He’s a great player. It’s just a matter of him maturing.” He had an unbelievable camp in practices. There aren’t too many guys who can block him in practice.” Events and Appearances
The Eleventh Annual Champions for Children Benefit Date: March 8, 2010 Our Event Chairs Morgan O'Brien (CEO of Peoples Natural Gas Company) and Kathy O'Brien invite you to join us at the Rivers Club on March 8 for an evening of live music, gourmet treats,and celebration as we honor our 2010 Champions for Children, Ralph and Ruth Anne Papa. Benefit attendees will savor the fine wines, spirits, and food pairings of the Rivers Club's Chef Jim Gelzheiser. Local chocolatiers will again present exquisite sweet treats. AND, the Boiler Maker Jazz Band led by Paul Cosentino will "serve up its swinging renditions of jazz classics." General admission tickets are $100. Patron tickets are $300. As always, we will be offering a silent and live auction, all proceeds of which will directly support the educational programming that provides "hope through learning" for the children who will be homeless in Allegheny County at some time during 2010. The live auction again features the Citizens Bank center-ice box for a 2010-11 season Penguins game – a package valued at $3,600. Being offered for the first time is Dreadnought Wines' and Palate Partners' popular Wine Tasting Event for ten. You are invited to preview the 2010 live auction opportunities as well as our silent auction offerings. A sample of some of the silent auction items that Steeler Nation may be interested in: Tickets for pre-season and regular season games. Official autographed NFL balls and other memorabilia, including balls autographed by Big Ben and Brett Keisel. VIP tickets for the 2009 Steelers Training Camp courtesy of Brett Keisel. A tour of the Steelers Southside Sports Complex and dinner at the Capital Grille with Brett and Sarah Keisel. Click here to view some of the other items being auctioned this year. For more information, click here. Schedule
Steelers BasketballThe Steelers 2009 basketball season has ended. Keisel Causes
Brett works with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation each year by hosting the 65 Roses Sports Auction. The event raises money for CF. This annual sports spectacular features a live auction with autographed memorabilia from every sport imaginable! Join the Pittsburgh Steelers, national and local celebrities for this evening of fun, food and fantastic sports items. You can own your own piece of sports history by bidding on items from the legends of the game and enjoy autograph opportunities. For information on Cystic Fibrosis and the foundation, click here. Annual information about the 65 Roses Sports Auction will be in the Events and Appearances section, when available.
The Keisel's work with the Homeless Children's Education Fund. Their Mission: To serve as a voice for the homeless children of Allegheny County and to ensure they are afforded equal access to the same educational opportunities and experiences as their peers. For more information on Homeless Children's Education Fund, click here. 
Tellman Knudson is running barefoot across the country to raise money for youth homelessness in America. Knudson is trying to raise $100,000,000.00 to aid homeless youth in a project called RunTellmanRun. From Tellman: "Sounds crazy, right? I get that a lot. But I live by a guiding principle: If you don’t set yourself extremely ambitious goals, nothing great will ever be accomplished. Brett and Sarah Keisel have long been involved with charities for homeless youth, so Tellman's cause was right up their alley. They met with him in Pittsburgh, and visited The Hub Outreach Center. Brett graciously signed two footballs which will be auctioned to raise much-needed funds for The Hub. To read about their visit, and about Tellman's amazing journey, click here. You can also donate money or leave comments about his wonderful cause through the link. Keisel Covers
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