Depot after dark: Burress Super Bowl Ring, Flag football clinic, Khan's combine plane plan

A Steelers Depot Daily segment. A short hit of some stories related to Pittsburgh Steelers, who may not need a complete article, but mention Nuggets and continue to pass them on to you.

Your custody account after dark for February 23.

Burress Super Bowl Ring

The Super Bowl ring by Pittsburgh Steelers WR Plaxico Burress is in the history books. It is no longer burdess either. As shared by Darren Rovell, Burress' Ring won with the New York Giants in their 17-14 Super Bowl XLII victory against the previous unbeaten New England Patriots for $ 280,600.

Burress caught two passes for 27 yards and a touchdown in victory, although it caught David Tyree, which stole the show.

Burress was Kevin Colberts the very first draft pick, which was selected by the Steelers Eighth in 2000. He played with Pittsburgh in the 2004 season before signing the Giants in 2005.

Flag football clinic

On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers organized a flag football coaching clinic in the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex. The team's youth football account shared snapshots of the event, which were well attended by coaches in the region.

The NFL has pushed for the support of Flag football initiatives across the country and contributed to the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Pittsburgh makes its part because the Flag football has grown in the region. Last September, the high school girl's flag football was officially approved by the Piaa.

Khan speaking schedule

The NFL has published the 2025 Combine interlaboration plan for head coach and general manager. Pittsburgh Steelers GM Omar Khan will speak on Tuesday at 10 a.m. As is to be expected, Mike Tomlin will not speak and is one of the few head coaches who do not appear public media. But Tomlin is a member of the competition committee and often speaks during the sessions of the owner in March.

Here is the entire schedule. Steelers Depot will visit Jonathan Hetritter, Joe Clark and Ross McCorkle on the combine harvester.