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Just one look at Wallace's yardage totals and it's clear he's the most explosive WR in the AFC North-for now Nick Laham/Getty Images The AFC North is certainly not lacking for playmakers, especially at wide receiver.

Now the word is out. Tight end Heath Miller will have a bigger role in the Steelers' offense, according to both the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review . The main reason for this is to help keep the grass stains off Ben Roethlisberger 's uniform.

Sanders says he's 100 percent : Steelers receiver Emmanuel Sanders playfully cut off a reporter when asked about an injury-plagued 2011 season Wednesday: "Ooooh man! I'm trying to get it behind me, but every time I get interviewed, I get asked about the injury bug -- so how can I forget?" Sanders pronounced himself "100 percent healthy.

The Pittsburgh Steelers had a disappointing end to one of the best regular seasons in 2011.

This isn't your older sibling's game where running backs reigned supreme as the dominant position.

Only time will tell if Mike Wallace and his agent, Bus Cook, playing hardball with Pittsburgh Steelers management will be end up being a beneficial thing for the 25-year-old wide receiver.

As the Steelers close out the first week of Organized Team Activities , several players who are either trying a new position or learning a new scheme have stood out as being very impressive.

The Sporting News is once again beginning their yearly power lists of all things NFL, and on Thursday they released their NFL Head Coach Rankings .A Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin was ranked #4 on this years list, behind Tom Coughlin of the NY Giants, Bill Belichick of the Patriots, and Mike McCarthy of the Packers.A Tomlin was ranked ... (more)

The problems with the Pittsburgh Steelers offense have been obvious for years, and it has become quite clear that the source of those problems is now gone.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace isn't required to attend organized team activities, commonly known as OTAs.

If some of you readers have not yet taken a gander at Craig's piece on the "Mike Wallace" contract/sitting out OTA's post, I highly suggest you follow this link and go over it.A To build off of Craig's post, I thought that it would be nice to take a look at Wallace's "mini sit-down" a bit further and explore how his decisions could effect his ... (more)

Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Emmanuel Sanders hasn't had much of a chance to prove himself on the field.

The Steelers gather for the start of organized team activities on Tuesday and all eyes will be on the offense.

Every year, there are guys who start to drop off and guys who disappear completely.

CBS Sports writer Pete Prisco does a " 100 Best NFL Players " each season, eschewing "conventional lists" in favor of, what Prisco calls it, "based on eyes, ears and hours of watching tape." Those who follow Prisco on Twitter may have enjoyed his frequent and semi-light hearted battles with Pro Football Focus, a web site dedicated to providing ... (more)

If you look hard enough, you can see Mike Wallace standing on a dock down by the Allegheny River watching his boat full of cash float away without him The Steelers' organized team activities, better known as OTA's, begin on Tuesday.

What a week its been. Since the draft last month, teams have been integrating their rookies into their new lives as professional football players.

About a week ago, FoxSports.com's Alex Marvez constructed a list of N.F.L. players which could be poised have potential breakout seasons in 2012 .A The list had one player for each team, and Wide Receiver Emmanuel Sanders made the list as the Steelers' representative.A With Marvez's list in mind, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss five ... (more)

One week, Ben Roethlisberger is being given a diploma after graduating from college.

What's the key to winning an NFL Fantasy championship? You'd hope that if your first-round running back stays healthy, you would win, right? Having played in many leagues, you notice an unexpected trend on teams that finish high, score well, or take home the virtual bragging rights.