Chad Johnson became Chad Ocho Cinco earlier this year, except he didn't come up with the necessary cash to change the nameplate on his uniform. Now Pittsburgh's mayor also wants to change his name, at least for this week.
Pittsburgh mayor Luke Ravenstahl seeks to drop the "Raven" from his last name and be known as Steelerstahl -- at least while the hatred continues to build toward Sunday's AFC Championship tilt.
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I love this story. So much better than the usual mayor to mayor bet
I totally agree Paula. But we know the crab cake bet will end up on line anyway :).
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