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Redskins WR Terrence Austin to see increase of playing time?

By Cartman on  From redskinsgab.com
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. “It...Read Full Story

Randle El Claims Snyder “Prevented Success”

By azelea on  From footballticketsonline.org
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 those...Read Full Story

Pittsburgh Releases WR Antwaan Randle El and OT Max Starks

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
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 round...Read Full Story

Steelers Release Randle El and Starks; Talking with Colon and Scott

By Cartman on  From steelersgab.com
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 round...Read Full Story

Ranking the Steelers: 29-25

By Cartman on  From steelersgab.com
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 5th...Read Full Story

Washington signs veteran wide out Joey Galloway

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
Yes — the 38 year old veteran signed with the Redskins according to a report from a league source relayed via The Post: The Redskins have agreed to terms with veteran wide receiver Joey Galloway, according to a league source. Galloway, 38, is a 15-year veteran who would provide leadership for a mostly young receiving corps if he makes the roster. He signed a one-year deal with the team, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Galloway began last season with New England but played in only three...Read Full Story

Steelers reach deals with Clark, Randle El

 From ap.org
The Pittsburgh Steelers, normally one of the quietest teams in NFL free agency, suddenly are one of the busiest.The Steelers made a pair of surprise moves by re-signing safety Ryan Clark and bringing back wide receiver Antwaan Randle El on Tuesday — a day after signing two backups who excel on special teams, safety Will Allen from the Buccaneers and wide receiver Arnaz Battle from the 49ers.There's more, too: They're also bringing in offensive tackle Jonathan Scott, who played the last two...Read Full Story

Foote returns to Steelers as backup LB

 From ap.org
Larry Foote quickly realized how much he disliked losing.The inside linebacker is returning to the Pittsburgh Steelers, signing a three-year contract Monday after a disheartening season spent with Detroit.Foote started when Pittsburgh won the Super Bowl during the 2004 and 2008 seasons, but asked for his release and subsequently signed a one-year contract with his hometown Lions because he knew the Steelers planned to make Lawrence Timmons a starter.Foote started in Detroit, but told friends...Read Full Story

Redskins cut 10 veterans on eve of free agency

 From ap.org
Guard Randy Thomas, receiver Antwaan Randle El and kick returner Rock Cartwright were among 10 players cut by the Washington Redskins on the eve of free agency.Cornerback Fred Smoot, defensive tackle Cornelius Griffin, running back Ladell Betts and backup quarterback Todd Collins were also released Thursday night as the Redskins cleared salary cap space in the first major moves under the new brain trust of general manager Bruce Allen and coach Mike Shanahan."Obviously, it's a day of change...Read Full Story

Steelers bring back WR Antwaan Randle El

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
The Steelers have been a lot more active that most thought they would be in free agency, as Monday they added not only safety Will Allen and WR Arnaz Battle, but they told former LB Larry Foote they want him back, and now they are bringing back WR Antwaan Randle El. The original Steeler comes back a few days after he was released from the Washington Redskins. He played with the Steelers for four seasons before he then inked with the Washington Redskins, where he just wrapped up his 4th season...Read Full Story
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