The Steelers were on their way to another Super Bowl less than two years ago behind a strong passing game led by Ben Roethlisbeger and a group of young receivers led by Mike Wallace. Behind Hines Ward was the “Young Money” crew headed up by Mike Wallace and also including rookies Antonio ContinueThe post Emmanuel Sanders Could be the Antonio Brown of 2012 appeared first on SteelBlitz.
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July 30, 2012
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Now that the Pittsburgh Steelers have given Antonio Brown a contract extension, Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette doesn’t expect Mike Wallace to show up at all during the next three weeks.
“The deal for Brown practically assured that Wallace will not show up for training camp over the three weeks the Steelers spend at Saint Vincent College near Latrobe...
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July 31, 2012
Mike Wallace of the Pittsburgh Steelers is still holding out and his negotiations with the team seem to be at a standstill. As there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel should the Steelers entertain trade offers for Wallace? As a rule, the Steelers rarely if ever give in to holdouts and given what many consider a enormous ego it is doubtful that Wallace will swallow his...
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July 28, 2012
Day four of training camp for the Pittsburgh Steelers is now behind us and below is recap of the day. Here is the running updates from the day as well.
The day kicked of with a press conference to celebrate the signing of wide receiver Antonio Brown to a five-year extension that took place on Friday. Brown, his son, Mike Tomlin and Kevin Colbert all were present. This press conference...
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July 29, 2012
In the never ending saga of Pittsburgh Steelers WR Mike Wallace, comes the news that the franchise has no plans to trade Wallace. After the Steelers offered up a new five-year, $42 million dollar contract to fellow WR Antonio Brown, speculation began regarding Wallace’s future with the organization. Trade rumors surfaced, but that doesn’t appear to be in the Pittsburgh Steelers...
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July 30, 2012
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Mike Wallace has been the primary focus of conversation related to the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason. Unfortunately, as summer winds down, and the calendar inches closer to the Steelers first game in Denver, there has been no resolution achieved. Now, with the contract extension of Antonio Brown, and contract talks reportedly off of the table due to Wallace’s...
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July 30, 2012
Oh, how the not-so mighty have fallen.
It appears receiver Mike Wallace will not be inking a long-term deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Details about his contract demands indicate he’s looking for around $10 million a year from teams. And isn’t content signing his $2.7 million one-year restricted free agent deal with the Steelers for 2012.
Steelers' general manager...
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July 28, 2012
In a business where owners earn millions of dollars in profits on players putting their health in danger, it is very easy to side with the player whenever a contract dispute arises.
Plus in the NFL, players’ careers are shorter and contracts are not guaranteed like in other professional sports.
But in the Pittsburgh Steelers' latest contract disagreement with wide receiver...
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July 28, 2012
This is the third of many special Pittsburgh Steelers training camp editions of the The Terrible Podcast and co-host David Todd, who was once again at practice today, checks in via the cell phone so we can talk about what he observed Saturday as the Steelers donned the pads for the first time.
David and I talk briefly to start with about the Steelers giving Antonio Brown his extension...
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July 29, 2012
It seems like it has been years that I have been telling Steelers fans to stop listening to the rumors saying Mike Wallace is looking for “Larry Fitzgerald Money” in his new contract. Now I finally have help in proving my point. Yesterday Alan Robinson of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review wr ContinueThe post If Wallace wants “Vincent Jackson Money” He May Get it appeared first on SteelBlitz.
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July 28, 2012
The contract dispute between the Pittsburgh Steelers and WR Mike Wallace appears to have taken a turn for the worse. At this point, one has to wonder if indeed the Steelers will entertain trade offers for the disgruntled wide receiver. The Steelers placed the franchise tag on Wallace, but the receiver desires a long-term contract which the team does not inclined to do at this time...
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July 28, 2012
Interesting times on the Mike Wallace front. First Antonio Brown gets a big money contract just days after Mike Wallace didn't show up for training camp. Earlier today there was speculation that Steelers were shopping their unhappy holdout wide receiver but those rumors, first reported by Gerry Dulak of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, denied by Steelers GM Kevin Colbert. That...
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July 29, 2012
The Pittsburgh Steelers rebuffed speculation Saturday that the team would seek to trade disgruntled wide receiver Mike Wallace. "Mike Wallace is not available for trade," GM Kevin Colbert told ESPN's Ed Werder. Wallace, who has yet to sign his $2.472 million restricted free-agent tender, wants a long-term contract and is currently holding out of training camp after...
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July 30, 2012
Kevin Colbert told Ed Werder of ESPN over the weekend that the Steelers won't trade disgruntled WR Mike Wallace. The two sides appear to be very far apart and the Steelers are preparing to move on without him. Wallace is under contract for the 2012 season and, if the Steelers decide not to trade him, he faces the prospect of sitting out the rest of the season. Pittsburgh has...
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July 29, 2012
- According to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Mike Wallace has turned down a five-year, $50 million deal from the Steelers.
I?m sure Dwayne Bowe wishes he had this problem. The Steelers historically have not negotiated with holdouts and this was more than the Steelers just extended Antonio Brown for. There was no word as to how much was guaranteed (remember this is football...
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