Are there news of the scandal involving Hines Ward?
PITTSBURGH — Standing in front of his locker at the Pittsburgh Steelers’ training facility, Hines Ward certainly doesn’t look or act like one of the toughest players in the NFL. At 6 feet and 205 pounds, the former Forest Park High and University of Georgia star doesn’t appear to be big enough to knock out linebackers and defensive linemen. And the way he thoughtfully and calmly answers each question the media throws his way, Ward would more easily pass for a college professor than an NFL hit man. But when he steps on the field — as he will Thursday when the defending Super Bowl champion Steelers open the NFL’s 2009 season at home against the Tennessee Titans — Ward is on the minds of every defensive player. “When he is on the field, the 11 guys on the other side have their heads on a swivel,” ESPN’s Merril Hoge said. “He even decleated [345-pound Ravens defensive tackle] Haloti Ngata.” When asked if Ward is the best-blocking wide receiver in the game today, Hoge was emphatic. “There’s
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