Isaac Redman News

I know the start of NFL training camps is a couple of months away, but I just couldn't resist from looking down the road to see which training camp battles will be the most intriguing for the Pittsburgh Steelers .

Pittsburgh had one of its worst rushing seasons in team history, and even when one back got rolling, chances were, injury would strike at any time.

Ben Roethlisberger didn't entirely like the offense, its nuances and terminology.

Pittsburgh Steelers running back, Isaac Redman joined the Fan Morning Show to talk about an event in which he is involved.

A player, once thought to make a return to his last team for training camp, got a tryout with their division rival today, for the same team who recently signed another discarded Steeler.

It has almost become expected to see the Pittsburgh Steelers in the postseason every year.

A Pro Football Focus analysis reveals the Steelers' top two running backs in 2012, Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer, faced eight defender fronts 25 percent of the time.

At the conclusion of the 2013 NFL Draft, many said that the Pittsburgh Steelers had arguably the best draft out of all the teams in the league.

Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert said before the draft that he did not expect any rookie to have an impact on the Steelers' 2013 season.

Isaac Redman, an undrafted free agent running back out of Bowie State, achieved cult hero status among fans a few years ago for his preseason "Redzone" prowess.

Many in Steeler Nation have searched for a silver lining in the 2012 season, attributing the Steelers 8-8 season to Ben Roethlisberger's missed games due to injury, injuries to the offensive line, or by trying to find one or two plays in the losses to the Oakland Raiders, Baltimore Ravens or the Tennessee Titans that, had things been different, ... (more)

Hot on the heels of a draft that many on BTSC are either very happy with or very angry with the picks, the Steelers are holding their Rookie minicamp , showcasing many of these players they drafted and some of the ones they signed as UDFA's . Many names have stood out so far, making the Steelers front office look very smart in their drafting .

Now that the Pittsburgh Steelers have their draft class in the fold, the next step in the offseason will be the long-term project of shaping this roster into one that can compete in 2013 and hopefully put the team in position to win another championship.

Le'Veon Bell has yet to carry the football for the Pittsburgh Steelers, yet there is a lot of buzz around the young running back and his ability to be the featured back.

The Steelers wanted to improve their running game in 2012, then they did a strange thing: They did absolutely nothing to help the rushing attack and, in fact, reduced their chances of running the ball better heading into last season.

The Steelers wanted to improve their running game in 2012, then they did a strange thing: They did absolutely nothing to help the rushing attack and, in fact, reduced their chances of running the ball better heading into last season.

With the NFL draft now out of the way, teams are now entering the next stage of off-season development giving players an opportunity to work with coaches and dive into the playbook.

A recap of the analysis and insight provided by our ESPN.com NFL experts throughout the 2013 NFL draft.

Judging by the way the Pittsburgh Steelers looked at running backs in free agency, it was pretty clear they'd select one in the 2013 NFL Draft .

The Pittsburgh Steelers spent last season flip-flopping between big running backs, small running backs, ones who could catch and ones who could run, with varying levels of success.