Dri Archer

The Pittsburgh Steelers have released running back Dri Archer in order to make room for veteran return man Jacoby Jones, the team announced on Thursday.

With the Hall of Fame game officially in the books, Matt Harmon looks back at what fantasy football enthusiasts can take away from the low-scoring affair.

Landry Jones played four quarters; Teddy Bridgewater played one quarter; and Dri Archer put on a show. Marc Sessler recaps what we learned from the first game of the 2015 season.

We're finally about to see live football for the first time in months. Vikings rookie corner Trae Waynes will see his first pro action, but not against Steelers quarterback Big Ben.

Adam Rank is back with sleepers to watch in the Hall of Fame Game between the Steelers and Vikings. Can Teddy Bridgewater and Markus Wheaton impress enough to raise their fantasy value?

Saint Vincent College has, in many ways, tied a half-century of Steelers generations together. The team on Sunday celebrated 50 years of camp at the small Benedictine school, Albert Breer writes.

After experiencing a sophomore slump in 2014, is Keenan Allen ready to bounce back in 2015? Marcas Grant continues his 'Bust-a-Move' series by looking at the Chargers wide receiver.

Speed demons C.J. Spiller and Brandin Cooks are shining in Saints practices. Will that change once the hitting starts? Find out what else you need to know from Wednesday's minicamps.

Given the non-contact rules, it's hard to get a good view of how a team will play out of minicamps. Still, let's take a look at a few questions off the top of our heads facing each team.

Minnesota Vikings fans will have to wait until the regular season to see Adrian Peterson. The running back is not expected to play during the preseason.

Dri Archer is ready to try again in 2015 after a tough rookie season where he failed to make an impact on offense and special teams. Can Archer become a playmaker for the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Sorting out the backfields of NFL rosters can be a difficult task. NFL Fantasy is here to help, with a complete breakdown of all 32 NFL backfields to help you prep for the fantasy football season.

The Steelers will likely be forced to start a new season without Le'Veon Bell. Does the absence of the star running back make Pittsburgh vulnerable in the season's first month?

Coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday that he expects the Steelers to have the NFL's best offense in 2015. Will the Packers and Colts have something to say about that?

Rex Ryan spoke to the media at the AFC coaches breakfast Tuesday and discussed the signings of McCoy and Harvin. Around The NFL has the latest from the Annual Meeting.

Dri Archer couldn't fill the role as backup running back in 2014 for the Pittsburgh Steelers. This season, offensive coordinator Todd Haley would like to give the lightening fast Archer five or six touches a game.

Chris Johnson's 40-yard dash record at the NFL Scouting Combine remains safe. Miami WR Phillip Dorsett was given a legitimate chance of snapping the record, but he couldn't do it Saturday.

Miami wide receiver Phillip Dorsett didn't take the bait on breaking Chris Johnson's 40-yard dash record at the NFL Combine but did say why he's a threat to the elusive 4.24.

LeGarrette Blount is Super Bowl-bound with the Patriots, but Steelers president Art Rooney II doesn't regret releasing the hard-charging running back in November.

The Ravens played their best all-around game in three months, once again proving that December momentum is overrated. Here's what else you need to know from Wild Card Saturday.

Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens went into Pittsburgh and emerged with a 30-17 victory on Saturday night to advance to a matchup next weekend with the AFC top seed Patriots in New England.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will go into their Wild Card battle against the Ravens without Le'Veon Bell. The dynamic running back (knee) was ruled out on Friday.

Le'Veon Bell endorses undrafted rookie Josh Harris if he can't play for the Steelers in Saturday's wild-card battle against the Ravens. The explosive running back injured his knee during Week 17.

It looks unlikely Le'Veon Bell will be able to suit up for Saturday's wild-card showdown with the Ravens. In case he can't, the Steelers signed Ben Tate Tuesday to add a much-needed body to the backfield.