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Cole Holcomb shaking off the rust at Steelers training camp almost 2 years after brutal knee injury


wasn’t sure he would be back at a training camp, at least one in which he was a participant. That’s why it feels so satisfying for him to be back on the practice field, where his role has changed but his determination has not. And why he was so amped when he put the pads back on Wednesday for the first time since a horrific knee injury. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

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Cole Holcomb shaking off the rust at Steelers training camp almost 2 years after brutal knee injury