Antwaan Randle El

With tight end Chris Cooley out , wide receiver Anthony Armstrong nursing a hamstring injury, and rookies Leonard Hankerson (3rd round), Niles Paul (5th round) both nowhere to be found – could 2010 seventh-round selection Terrence Austin see more playing time? The second-year wideout from UCLA caught his first pass of the ’11 campaign last Sunday against Philadelphia; a 32-yard snag in the fourth quarter from quarterback John Beck, setting up the Redskins’ only touchdown of the afternoon...Read Full Story

The numbers game caught up with two veteran Steelers Thursday, as the black and gold released offensive tackle Max Starks and wide receiver Antwaan Randle El. Some will right away think releasing Randle El means that the team does have interest in Plaxico Burress, but basically the writing was on the wall after how well both Emmanuel Sanders and Antonio Brown played in their rookie seasons. Randle El has started 23 games in two stints with the Steelers. After being drafted in the second...Read Full Story

The numbers game caught up with two veteran Steelers Thursday, as the black and gold released offensive tackle Max Starks and wide receiver Antwaan Randle El. Some will right away think releasing Randle El means that the team does have interest in Plaxico Burress, but basically the writing was on the wall after how well both Emmanuel Sanders and Antonio Brown played in their rookie seasons. Randle El has started 23 games in two stints with the Steelers. After being drafted in the second...Read Full Story

Today it’s our fifth installment of ranking the current Steelers 1 through 50. If you want to check out numbers 34 through 30, check it out HERE . Today we give you 29 through 25. 29. Antwaan Randle El Wide Receiver Brought back over after he was dumped by the Redskins, this former Steelers 2nd round pick in 2002 had 22 grabs for 253 yards with no touchdowns. Many felt he would have a bigger impact, but with two rookies coming out of nowhere to grab playing time, Randle El was more of a...Read Full Story

Wide receiver Antwaan Randle El is back with the Pittsburgh Steelers and the former Redskin is ready to put the last four seasons in Washington behind him. But why not throw a few cheap shots out at the old boss on your way out the door? Randle El made this comment about Redskins owner Dan Snyder: When Jim Zorn was there, he (Snyder) was hands-on. He (Zorn) had great potential, but Dan Snyder was too involved because he didn’t trust coach Zorn as much as he did coach (Joe) Gibbs, and...Read Full Story