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This a sad day for Steeler fans.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2012/02/29/sports/s144346S25.DTL
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2012/02/29/sports/s144346S25.DTL
Best blocking WR. Future HOF. I hope he retires instead of bouncing around.
QFT. Hopefully he will retire.It won't be sad for me if he retires, only if he goes to another team. I can't think of any other WR who could block like him and it is a very much underrated skill.
Best blocking WR. Future HOF. I hope he retires instead of bouncing around.
I don't think anyone is surprised by this move. His contract wasn't renewed during the regular season, and it was predicted that the Steelers would cut him.
It's too damned bad, but as has been noted, he was getting a bit "long in the tooth" for the position he plays.
No one is surprised but it sounds like we are all hoping he rides off into the sunset instead of getting on another horse.
No one is surprised but it sounds like we are all hoping he rides off into the sunset instead of getting on another horse.
We'll have to see. At one point, he said he wasn't going to retire if he was cut by the Steelers...<shrug>
I figure he's as entitled to play for another team as any player in the NFL...but at his age, he may not be too desirable. Maybe a coaching job?
future HOF? lol, no.Best blocking WR. Future HOF. I hope he retires instead of bouncing around.
future HOF? lol, no.
Maybe I should have said "meh, no". I don't see him as a HOF'er. Yeah, he is undoubtedly the best blocking and a solid all around WR and his numbers are decent but he was never a dominant wide out in his time. He finished top 5 once and top 10 once more in receiving through his career.What? He's a lock. 8th all-time in receptions, 18th all-time in receiving yards, Super Bowl MVP, widely acclaimed as the best blocking WR in his time. Stallworth and Swann are both in the HOF and Ward's stats are better than either one for career receptions, career receiving yards, career TDs and receiving yards/game.
"lol, no" indeed.
