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The Pittsburgh Steelers released 4 players from their roster today, namely veteran RB Najeh Davenport.  Effectively reducing the number of players down to 82.

Davenport  served 2 years w/ the Steelers.  During that time, he rushed for a total of 763yrds w/ 7 TD's and 33 receptions. Having his most productive season last year when he was forced into the lime-light after Willie Parker was sidelined w/ a fractured leg prior to the playoffs..... (Your presence will be missed.....)

The other 3 players dropped were:  Jared Retkofsky (first yr long snapper), Mike Lorello (safety), & Doug Legursky (rookie OL)...

Note-All NFL teams must reduce their amount of players to 80 prior to training camp. 

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June 30, 2008  07:49 PM ET

Interesting they let Davenport go although it shouldn't be surprising since they took Mendenhall.

 
June 30, 2008  10:28 PM ET

I'm surprised with Davenport getting let go. He is a good player, who is powerful and fast. Well, I guess he will just be good on a different team then.

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