Jerricho Cotchery News

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.

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

Not worth $1 billion, but it's got to be OK if it makes rank amateurs look good.

That is one of the reasons that they've been very successful in the last two decades: They can find talent and nurture it in ways other teams simply cannot replicate.

PITTSBURGH - Steelers Wide Receiver JerrichoA Cotchery sat down with Joe Starkey of Seibel, Starkey and Miller on Sportsradio 93-7 The FAN at the start of OTA's to talk about his desire to return with the Steelers and taking on the role of veteran leader for the teams young receiving core.

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)

Generally, year-end awards happen...well, at the end of the year. But not this time.

In the wacky annual game of NFL free agency, the Steelers have rarely been players.A An organization that takes pride in drafting players to fit their system, then developing those players into starters through solid coaching and experience on special teams and specialty packages - the Steelers have always viewed free agency as a means to fill out ... (more)

The Pittsburgh Steelers may have finished 12-4 in 2011, but there were a lot of holes schematically that the team should consider changing up to ensure a more successful 2012.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed seventh-round draft pick Toney Clemons to a four-year contract.