Le'Veon Bell - Steelers see Bell as every-down player

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley said the team sees RB Le'Veon Bell as a three-down running back. Haley said Bell was the top running back on the team's draft board.
Huddle Up: Bell will have an opportunity to be the Steelers' feature-back role, though he'll have to beat out Isaac Redman and/or Jonathan Dwyer for either the top spot or a lead role in a backfield committee. Obviously, Bell's fantasy value climbs the more he's on the field.

LaRod Stephens-Howling - Stephens-Howling could be third-down back

Source: The Huddle

The Pittsburgh Steelers added RB LaRod Stephens-Howling to primarily be a kick returner, but he could also see playng time on third downs. He may have to compete with RB Baron Batch for a roster spot during training camp.
Huddle Up: The Steelers like Le'Veon Bell as an every-down back and have Isaac Redman as a potential third-down back as well. If Stephens-Howling's roster spot is dependent on his special teams contributions he should be in good shape, but it's tough to see him bringing much fantasy value beyond his return duties.

Isaac Redman - Isaac Redman could have edge in No. 2 RB job

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman appears to have an edge over RB Jonathan Dwyer for the No. 2 running back job at this point.
Huddle Up: Sounds like Redman and Dwyer are battling for Le'Veon Bell's leftovers, with a modicum of fantasy value to the winner.

Steelers | Isaac Redman could have edge in No. 2 RB job

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman appears to have an edge over RB Jonathan Dwyer for the No. 2 running back job at this point.

Le'Veon Bell expected to make instant impact

Source: Draft Sharks

Steelers OC Todd Haley confirmed that the team is expecting rookie RB Le'Veon Bell to make an immediate impact.  "Running back is a position, probably more so than most, that you have a chance to come in and make an impact," Haley said. "Obviously, there's a lot of work ahead of him. He's a young guy, but he's coming from a pro-style offense. A lot of the runs will be very similar to the runs that he was running. So I expect him to get into the mix and be a factor."  Bell might not be the most talented RB in the draft class, but he landed in the best spot.  He shouldn't have much trouble beating out RBs Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman for lead back duties.  With a shot at 250+ carries, Bell could provide RB2 production for

Steelers OC Todd Haley says RB Le'Veon Bell will be a 'factor' this season

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

There is plenty of room for improvement in the Steelers' backfield, and the hope is some of that improvement comes by way of second-round rookie running back Le'Veon Bell this year. Offensive coordinator Todd Haley recently said that Bell will contribute right away. quot;Obviously, there's a lot of work ahead of him," Haley said of Bell. "He's a young guy, but he's coming from a pro-style offense. A lot of the runs will be very similar to the runs that he was running. So I expect him to get into the mix and be a factor." FANTASY ANALYSIS: How much of a factor depends on how Bell looks in camp compared to veterans Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer; that's not an extremely high bar. Bell was a workhorse at Michigan State. He grinds out yards

Over/Under: Just how attractive is Ivory as a Jet?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball, here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders entering the mock draft season.

Now ex-Saint Chris Ivory, traded from New Orleans to the New York Jets in exchange for a fourth-round pick, rushing yards this fall in the Big Apple 1,099.5

Brandon – UNDER. I like Ivory's motor, but I also like Mike Goodson, who has been productive when healthy. And Bilal Powell was at least serviceable working in tandem with Shonn Greene last season. I expect we'll see a rotation of these guys, something that Ivory should be very used to coming from New

Over/Under: Just how attractive is Chris Ivory as a Jet?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball, here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders entering the mock draft season.

Now ex-Saint Chris Ivory, traded from New Orleans to the New York Jets in exchange for a fourth-round pick, rushing yards this fall in the Big Apple 1,099.5

Brandon –

Andy – UNDER. I would have struggled with this one if the number was, say, 849.5 rushing yards, but 1,099.5 seems crazy. To approach this total, Ivory would need to play all 16 games, plus he'd need to dominate the backfield touches, leaving little for Mike Goodson. I think we've

Saved by the Bell! Pittsburgh RB, other rushers, to set rookie pace

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When it comes to rookies conventional wisdom no longer applies. With a few notable exceptions, most first-year players, particularly quarterbacks, were once thought to be multi-year projects, the Steve McNair approach – observe, learn and wait.

But in this day and age where instant gratification is constantly sought after, time isn’t of the essence. Several players picked in April are immediately pressed into competitive situations where often times they emerge as the go-to option, evident in the rapid ascension of guys like Robert Griffin III, Doug Martin and Josh Gordon, to name a few, last year. Because nuances from the college game are commonplace

RB Le'Veon Bell is a Steeler

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Steelers were rumored to be interested in Ahmad Bradshaw, but their interest level probably dropped precipitously following what they did in the second round of Friday's draft. The Steelers selected Michigan State running back Le'Veon Bell. FANTASY ANALYSIS: The Steelers were going to take a running back during the first half of this draft, we all knew that. This pick is a rather strange one for me, because when I look at the Steelers' backfield, I see an area that needs an infusion of speed, someone more lively than Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer. Bell is not that type of player. He is a hard-charging back who pushes piles with his strong lower body and is a fine receiver. But he can handle a full load of carries -- he took on 671

Steelers interested in RB Ahmad Bradshaw, sign RB/KR LaRod Stephens-Howling

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Running back is a position on the mind of every Steelers fan this weekend. Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman are just not going to cut it, so the Steelers will be looking to upgrade through the draft. But not only through the draft. According to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport, the Steelers are quot;interested" in signing former Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw, who just recently received full clearance to participate in offseason workouts. He underwent surgeries on his feet during the offseason. The Steelers also signed a running back on Friday, LaRod Stephens-Howling, to a one-year deal. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Stephens-Howling has third-down abilities and actually set a career-high in carries last season with 111. But he will see most of his action,

Ahmad Bradshaw - Ahmad Bradshaw cleared for participation

Source: The Huddle

Free-agent RB Ahmad Bradshaw has received full clearance to participate in offseason workouts. The Pittsburgh Steelers remain interested in his services.
Huddle Up: Bradshaw has battled foot injuries for much of his NFL career, and the Giants have made plans to move on without him. He's be the starter in Pittsburgh, though history suggests he's not capable of holding up to a full feature-back workload so he'd likely be the lead back in an RBBC that also includes Isaac Redman and/or Jonathan Dwyer.

Isaac Redman - Redman, Dwyer considered complementary RBs

Source: The Huddle

The Pittsburgh Steelers consider RBs Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer better suited as complementary backs and are looking to add a starting running back in the 2013 NFL Draft or free agency.
Huddle Up: The suggestion here is that despite Rashard Mendenhall's departure you shouldn't extrapolate feature back touches for either of the remaining Pittsburgh backs. If the Steelers are unable to find a back they like in the draft, brace yourself for an RBBC in Pittsburgh.

Steelers | Two RBs considered complementary backs

Source: Footballguys.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers consider RBs Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer better suited as complementary backs and are looking to add a starting running back in the 2013 NFL Draft or free agency.

Pittsburgh Steelers looking for a workhorse back

Source: Draft Sharks

The Steelers remain in the market for a workhorse RB.  According to insider Ed Bouchette, HC Mike Tomlin was "frustrated" with the team's RB-by-committee last season.  Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman are both considered "complementary" pieces, and Pittsburgh is looking to add a true lead back.  They've flirted with free agents Ahmad Bradshaw and Beanie Wells.  But Bouchette believes they could find their guy in this week's draft.  If the Steelers add a rookie in the first couple rounds, that guy could immediately become the favorite for fantasy football rookie of the year honors.

Isaac Redman - Steelers' Redman signs tender

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers restricted free-agent RB Isaac Redman has signed his one-year tender offer. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Huddle Up: Ahmad Bradshaw has been linked to the Steelers this offseason, but has yet to sign, and right now, Pittsburgh's No. 1 RB would either be Jonathan Dwyer or Redman, who gained a career-high 654 yards from scrimmage in 2012.

Steelers | Isaac Redman signs tender

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers restricted free-agent RB Isaac Redman has signed his one-year tender offer. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Free Agent Flames/Lames: It’s time to take Reggie Bush seriously again

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Roughly seven weeks ago the final seconds ticked off the Superdome clock. Confetti cascaded from the rafters. A champion was crowned. Baltimore fended off a late-charge by San Francisco to take Super Bowl XLVII. Its fans entered a perpetual state of euphoria. The rest of the pigskin community, however, mourned.

Tears streamed down wing-stained checks. Jerseys went into hibernation. Fantasy discussions around the water-cooler subsided. Life became unfulfilled.

The annual football famine was officially underway.

Now multiple firings, several cuts and one bloated Joe Flacco contract later, the NFL is again a hot topic. In recent days, seismic trades (e.g. Alex Smith to KC, Percy

Beanie Wells, Steelers don't ink deal

Source: FFToday

Pittsburgh likely scared off by RB's knee injury

When the Arizona Cardinals released Beanie Wells last weekend, it was reportedly in part because they were not optimistic about the state of his right knee. The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted Wells for a Friday visit, but a signing isn't likely to be forthcoming. One source tells the Post-Gazette that Wells was found to have a "bad wheel." Although Wells did miss lose half of the 2012 season to a turf toe injury, it's a good bet that the knee is the "wheel" in question. Still just 24 years old, Wells has plenty of time to salvage what has been a disappointing career since being drafted 31st

Dwyer, Redman get tendered

Source: FFToday

Steelers can now match any offer received in free agency

The Pittsburgh Steelers have tendered offers to four restricted free agents, including running backs Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman along with wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. The offers give the Steelers the right to match any offer sheet the players may receive from other teams during free agency. Dwyer has already signed his sixth-round tender, worth $1.323 million. (

Steelers RB Jonathan Dwyer signs his tender offer

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Running back Jonathan Dwyer has committed to play for the Steelers for another season. Two days after the team tendered him at the sixth-round level, Dwyer signed his tender offer on Monday. The one-year deal is worth about $1.3 million. Dwyer gained 623 yards and averaged four yards per carry last season. He provided the highlight of the year for Pittsburgh's fluctuating backfield in 2012 when he rushed for at least 100 yards in consecutive games. He became the first Steelers running back in more than four years to do so. But that short period of success ended quickly as Dwyer struggled in the season's second half, averaging 3.3 yards per carry during the final eight games. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Isaac Redman was also tendered on Saturday, but

Steelers | Three players tendered offers

Source: Footballguys.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers have offered restricted free-agent RB Jonathan Dwyer, RB Isaac Redman and DT Steve McLendon the lowest tender. Each player could receive a one-year deal worth $1.323 million if they signed their tender. The team could receive a sixth-round draft choice if they lost Dwyer and will have the right to match any offer Redman or McLendon receives this offseason.

Isaac Redman - Steelers' RFA RBs could get low tenders

Source: The Huddle

The Pittsburgh Steelers may offer the lowest tender to restricted free-agent RBs Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer this offseason. The team could also decide to make an offer to only Redman.
Huddle Up: With fellow RB Rashard Mendenhall also an unrestricted free agent and not expected back, the Steelers are in a position to perhaps choose between Redman and Dwyer and chase a big-name FA RB -- Steven Jackson has been rumored to be a possibility -- outside the organization.

Steelers | Two RFA RBs could get low tenders

Source: Footballguys.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers may offer the lowest tender to restricted free-agent RBs Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer this offseason. The team could also decide to make an offer to only Redman.

Steelers | Art Rooney says need better production for RBs

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II said the team needs better production from the running back position next season whether it be from the running backs on the roster or someone else. 'Whether it's [RB Rashard Mendenhall] or [RB Jonathan Dwyer] or [RB Isaac Redman] or somebody else, we have to be better at that position, as well as others, but certainly at that position. In this offseason that's something we've got to look at and decide how we get better and who we get better with.'

Rashard Mendenhall "unlikely" to return to Pitt.

Source: Draft Sharks

The Steelers' official website confirms that RB Rashard Mendenhall is "unlikely" to be with the team in 2013.  A free-agent this offseason, Mendy landed squarely in the doghouse when he flat out failed to show up at the stadium for a December game.  His 3.6 yards-per-carry average across his 6 appearances was his worst mark since his rookie year in 2008.  With RBs Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman also failing to impress in 2012, the Steelers will likely be in the market for a RB this offseason.

Steelers | Looking for featured back

Source: Footballguys.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers will search for a featured back, most likely through the draft, next season because they feel RBs Jonathan Dwyer, Isaac Redman and Baron Batch are complementary backs at best. Batch should have an increased role next season after the team released RB Chris Rainey. Impending free-agent RB Rashard Mendenhall is not expected to be retained.

Steelers | Isaac Redman, Jonathan Dwyer not expected to be top RB

Source: Footballguys.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers are not expected to start next season with RB Isaac Redman or RB Jonathan Dwyer as their main running backs.

Rashard Mendenhall - Mendenhall unlikely to return to Steelers

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers impending free-agent RB Rashard Mendenhall is not expected to return to the team next season. General manager Kevin Colbert said Mendenhall's decision to skip a game this season was 'unacceptable.' The team isn't very happy with their other RBs, Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman, either.
Huddle Up: After Mendenhall's 182-yard performance in 6 games and the up-and-down play of Dwyer and Redman, the RB position is suddenly a need in Pittsburgh, who have most definitely lost their ground-and-pound identity of old.

Isaac Redman - Redman: Steelers not running ball enough

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman feels the offense has abandoned the running game in recent weeks. The Steelers have 17 rushes in each of their past two games - the first time the team has had fewer than 20 rushing attempts in consecutive games since 1991. Pittsburgh's 34 rushing attempts the previous two weeks were the fewest in the NFL, and their 138 yards rushing over that span is third-worst in the league. 'Some games, it feels like we just go away from it,' Redman said. 'We didn't run the ball bad (against the Dallas Cowboys), we weren't getting smashed the last game, we just didn't run it that much. We had 16 or 17 runs. When we were winning games, we were up in the 30 mark and we pretty much win when we do that. Hopefully, we

Steelers | Not running the ball enough

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman feels the offense has abandoned the running game in recent weeks. The Steelers have 17 rushes in each of their past two games - the first time the team has had fewer than 20 rushing attempts in consecutive games since 1991. Pittsburgh's 34 rushing attempts the previous two weeks were the fewest in the NFL, and their 138 yards rushing over that span is third-worst in the league. 'Some games, it feels like we just go away from it,' Redman said. 'We didn't run the ball bad (against the Dallas Cowboys), we weren't getting smashed the last game, we just didn't run it that much. We had 16 or 17 runs. When we were winning games, we were up in the 30 mark and we pretty much win when we do that. Hopefully, we

Week 16 – RB Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Derick E. Hingle / USA TODAY Sports

For all the success Doug Martin has had in his rookie season, fantasy owners had to be disappointed and a little shocked by his numbers against the Saints last week. Playing against one of the worst run defenses in the league, Martin appeared to be a shoe in for over 100-yards and at least one score, but the Saints built up a big lead in the first half, forcing the Buccaneers to stick with the passing game.

Don’t expect the same situation this week as Tampa Bay heads back home to play the Rams. Look for St. Louis to give them a competitive game, but the game scripts will play out the way we’ve grown accustomed to seeing from this team most of the year, and

Jonathan Dwyer - Steelers happy with RB rotation

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said the team is happy with the rotation they have at running back right now. RB Jonathan Dwyer has started the last two games with RB Isaac Redman backing him up. The club will find a role for RB Rashard Mendenhall.
Huddle Up: Dwyer has scored in 2 of the past 3 games, but neither Dwyer or Redman have managed to crack 50 rushing yards over that span. Mendenhall, meanwhile, hasn't played since Week 12, making any Pittsburgh back an extremely shaky fantasy start at best.

Steelers | Happy with RB rotation

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said the team is happy with the rotation they have at running back right now. RB Jonathan Dwyer has started the last two games with RB Isaac Redman backing him up. The club will find a role for RB Rashard Mendenhall.

Steelers | Rushing attack does little

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman led the team with 30 rushing yards on three carries in Week 16 against the Dallas Cowboys, and he had a 14-yard reception on his only catch. RB Jonathan Dwyer carried nine times for just 22 yards, but he was able to find the end zone.

Steelers suspend RB Rashard Mendenhall

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Steelers have suspended running back Rashard Mendenhall for one week due to conduct detrimental to the team. Mendenhall was moved to No. 3 on the team's running back depth chart a couple of weeks ago and has been a healthy scratch in the past two games. He has obviously not been happy with that decision, and his frustration boiled over in Week 14. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Mendenhall wasn't present for last Sunday's game against the Chargers after Steelers coaches told him he would not be active for the game. As a result of the suspension, the team has signed Baron Batch from the practice squad to replace Mendenhall on the active roster. He is expected to rejoin the team Monday. FANTASY ANALYSIS: It's been a really

Steelers | Jonathan Dwyer goes nowhere

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Jonathan Dwyer led the team in rushing in Week 14 against the San Diego Chargers, but that isn't saying much. He had eight runs for 32 yards, while QB Ben Roethlisberger (shoulder) was second with 31 yards on five rushes. RB Isaac Redman had two carries for no gain.

Rashard Mendenhall a healthy scratch

Source: Draft Sharks

Steelers RB Rashard Mendenhall is a healthy scratch for the 2nd straight week.  If you haven't dropped him yet in redraft leagues, now would be a good time.  Jonathan Dwyer will serve as Pittsburgh's lead back against the Chargers today, with Isaac Redman operating as a change-of-pace.

Shuffle Up: Bryce Brown saves the day

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

You probably have a good sense of how your running back depth chart stacks up for the remainder of the fantasy season, but if you want another opinion, click through below. Here's how I'd arrange the running back board if I were drafting right this second, from scratch.

Again, these are not Week 14 ranks . . . they're Week 14-16 ranks. You probably know the drill by now, gamer.

One assumption I'm making with this exercise: I don't think Shady McCoy plays again in 2012. I also don't think there's anything fluky about Bryce Brown: he's quick, he's powerful, and he's making things work despite a patchwork Philadelphia offensive line. He needs to get a hold on the fumbling problem, but otherwise, he's

Dwyer to remain as starter

Source: FFToday

Steelers RB rotation should see much of the same in Week 14

Jonathan Dwyer will stay as the Steelers starting running back. Dwyer rushed for 49 yards, on 16 carries, and a touchdown, while Isaac Redman mixed in for 43 yards on nine carries; all of this was related to Rashard Mendenhall's status as a healthy scratch. The distribution of the workload between Dwyer and Redman should remain the same in Week 14. "Rashard will get an opportunity to redeem himself at

Roethlisberger's recovery continues

Source: FFToday

Steelers QB soreness has 'diminished'

Reports have indicated that soreness in Ben Roethlisberger's shoulder and chest have "diminished." ESPN's Ed Werder indicated that Roethlisberger will "attempt to demonstrate to the coaching staff that he's capable of making all of the required throws, something he failed to accomplish last week." (ESPN.com)

FF Today's Take: Roethlisberger's return to the Steelers lineup would mean less for Roethlisberger owners than it

Jonathan Dwyer will be lead back in Week 13

Source: Draft Sharks

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin confirmed that RB Jonathan Dwyer will start and serve as the lead back against the Ravens on Sunday.  "He's been consistently the most productive guy," Tomlin said. "I think we've got a large enough body of work to be able to identify that at this point... Over the course of the last several weeks, it's obvious that he, one, is healthy and, two, is the most productive of the group."  Dwyer is averaging 4.4 yards per carry on the season, vs. 3.3 for Rashard Mendenhall and 3.5 for Isaac Redman.  While we can't say Dwyer has a stranglehold on the lead back job, it sounds like he's a good bet for 15 or so carries this weekend.  That puts him on the low-end RB2 radar.
 

Jonathan Dwyer - Dwyer atop Steelers' depth chart

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Jonathan Dwyer is atop the team's official depth chart. RB Rashard Mendenhall, who had two fumbles in Week 12, is now behind RB Isaac Redman.
Huddle Up: Anyone who has seen more than a few Steelers highlights this season can see that Dwyer has been the team's best back, and that's backed up in the numbers as Dwyer leads the RBs in rushing yards (429) and average per carry (4.4). Whether that will translate into usable fantasy production remains in question as Redman and Mendenhall still figure to get their share of touches.

Rashard Mendenhall demoted to 3rd on depth chart

Source: Draft Sharks

Steelers RB Rashard Mendenhall is listed 3rd on the team's updated depth chart.  Jonathan Dwyer is #1; Isaac Redman #2.  It's worth noting because Mendy was atop the depth chart last week and got the start against the Browns.  It looks like Dwyer will be first on the field this Sunday.  It still figures to be a "hot hand" situation though.  But between the demotion and last week's 4-carry, 6-yard effort, Mendenhall is nowhere near a fantasy option for Week 13.

Steelers RB Jonathan Dwyer first on depth chart

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

On the Pittsburgh Steelers' official depth chart, running back Jonathan Dwyer is back at the top. Rashard Mendenhall was formerly No. 1, but two fumbles last week against the Cleveland Browns hasn't helped. In fact, between Mendenhall, Dwyer, Chris Rainey, and Isaac Redman, the four backs accounted for six fumbles, four of them lost. Dwyer had nine rushes for 19 yards, Rainey (5-17), Redman (2-7), and Mendenhall (4-6), as each back played miserably on Sunday. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Considering the Steelers lost five fumbles and three INTs, it is rather surprising they only lost by six points. Even though Dwyer is for now the featured back, no Steelers RB is worth starting without a healthy Ben Roethlisberger. Furthermore, carries are being

Steelers | Jonathan Dwyer atop depth chart

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Jonathan Dwyer is atop the team's official depth chart. RB Rashard Mendenhall, who had two fumbles in Week 12, is now behind RB Isaac Redman.

Steelers | Running game goes nowhere in Week 12

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Jonathan Dwyer led the team with nine carries and 19 yards in Week 12 against the Cleveland Browns, and he also lost a fumble. RB Chris Rainey carried five times for 17 yards, and added four catches for 15 yards, but too lost a fumble. RB Isaac Redman got in on the fumble parade, losing one, and he finished with two carries for seven yards while added one catch for 15 yards. RB Rashard Mendenhall had four totes for just six yards, and he fumbled twice, losing one.

Steelers | Isaac Redman probable

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman (concussion) practiced all week and is probable for Week 12.

Steelers | Three fully practice

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Isaac Redman (concussion), LB Stevenson Sylvester (hamstring) and SS Will Allen (shoulder) fully participated in practice Thursday, Nov. 22.

Steelers | Three practice in full

Source: Footballguys.com

Pittsburgh Steelers S Will Allen (shoulder), RB Isaac Redman (concussion) and LB Stevenson Sylvester (hamstring) practiced in full Wednesday, Nov. 21.