A surprising development in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ backfield situation has quietly handed an opportunity to one player few expected: with the release of former Steelers running back Cordarrelle Patterson, tension-free space has emerged, and Trey Sermon has positioned himself, almost slot‑like, to slide right into it.
Recently, the Pittsburgh Steelers released veteran running back/wide receiver hybrid Cordarrelle Patterson, which he hilariously announced on his own account on X, formerly Twitter.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are making a swap to their backfield, releasing veteran Cordarrelle Patterson and signing former Philadelphia Eagles runner Lew Nichols, the team announced.
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Veteran running back Cordarrelle Patterson broke the news of his release by the Steelers on Monday and the team made it official on Tuesday. Patterson was formally cut loose as part of a string of roster moves included in the team's announcement.
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Remember, the Steelers use two. After Cordarrelle Patterson’s sudden release a week into training camp, the Steelers are officially down their top kickoff returner from 2024.
Former Tennessee Vols wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson did his best Adam Schefter impression on Monday and broke some news about his own career. Patterson, a first round selection by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2013 NFL Draft, spent the 2024 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Former Vikings star kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson was cut by the Steelers on an off day for the team, he revealed on Monday in a social media post that has gone somewhat viral.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have decided to move on from Cordarrelle Patterson, and the veteran running back had a very unique way of sharing the news. Patterson revealed in what seemed like a very sarcastic social media post on Monday that he has been released by the Steelers.
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He entered training camp on the Steelers’ roster bubble. To little surprise, then, the veteran running back/returner has been let go.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released veteran Cordarrelle Patterson, the decorated utility player announced Monday on social media. "Breaking news!!!" Patterson posted on X.
The Pittsburgh Steelers kicked off training camp last week, and there has been a lot of interesting storylines that have come out of Latrobe, PA. One of the main ones that has been discussed during camp and throughout the entire offseason has been Cordarrelle Patterson, who the Steelers signed to a two-year deal prior to the 2024 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released RB Cordarrelle Patterson, he announced on social media Monday. The veteran broke his own news, saying, “Pittsburgh Steelers release old washed up Cordarrelle Patterson on his day off!!!” Patterson, 34, is a former first-round pick of the Vikings back in 2013.
The Pittsburgh Steelers need help with their kick return game, and their first choice to try and fix it may be in-house. As the team prepares for training camp, there are several questions surrounding the roster, with who the return man is going to be being one of the most overlooked on the list.
Cordarrelle Patterson is one of the most talented do-it-all weapons in terms of catching the ball and more that this generation has seen, but he does not have a large role with his current team.
The veteran offensive weapon still remains on Pittsburgh’s roster, but it’s seeming increasingly likely that he won’t be sticking around for Week 1.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had a lot of issues that became visible during the 2024 season. At the end of the campaign, things collapsed for Pittsburgh, but the Steelers were especially bad throughout the season when it came to returning kickoffs.
Cordarrelle Patterson had a petty reason to be upset with the Pittsburgh Steelers and their social media team. Patterson celebrated his 34th birthday on Monday, but he felt the Steelers could have done a little bit more to recognize that.
The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered their first loss of the season in true heartbreaking fashion, with a failed shotgun snap halting a potential game-tying drive late in the fourth quarter of what became a 27-24 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
While many continue to speculate whether the Steelers will add another wide receiver before the start of the regular season, Pittsburgh believes one of its newest additions is being overlooked.
The Pittsburgh Steelers could roll out dangerous veteran return man Cordarrelle Patterson in a number of capacities this fall.
He was brought to Pittsburgh to primarily be its X-factor on special teams, and he believes the rules could play in his new team's favor.
Newly signed Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver/running back and kickoff return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson will indeed wear No. 84 after asking about three other numbers.
Newly signed Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver/running back and kickoff return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson asked fans on X on Tuesday night if he should wear No.
The Pittsburgh Steelers recently agreed to terms with Cordarrelle Patterson and inked him to a two-year contract. With the new kickoff rules, Patterson is expected to be a serious threat, just like he was with every other team he has played for.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are not wasting any time in trying to take advantage of the NFL's new kickoff rules.
Atlanta Falcons running back Cordarrelle Patterson is officially a free agent after his contract was voided today. If the decision were solely up to special teams coordinator Marquice Williams, Patterson would be back in Atlanta.
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