Antwaan Randle El, a former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, has a Super Bowl ring and an amazing nine-season career behind him, but the 36-year-old claims he now wishes he'd never played in the NFL. In February 2014, shortly after retiring from football, Randle El was arrested for sexual assault and other crimes against three women over a period of several years. He has denied all charges and said he plans to plead not guilty.
Randle El's career with the Steelers began in 2004 when they selected him with the 27th overall pick in the draft. He started 29 games during his first three seasons and caught at least one pass in every game he played in. However, injuries slowed down his progress after that and by 2010 he had only appeared in four games for the Steelers. His career ended that year when he suffered a torn ACL during a pre-season game against the Chicago Bears. After leaving the team, Randle El went on to have a successful career with the 2012 season being his most productive so far. He finished that season with 51 catches for 669 yards and five touchdowns.
When it comes to the Super Bowl, Randle El is definitely one of the biggest names who haven't been able to capture the title yet. The Steelers lost all three games he played in during his time with the team and he failed to catch a single pass in any of them.
Randle El was an important part of the Steelers' Super Bowl XL victory over the Seattle Seahawks, and Arians was the wide receivers coach at the time. Randle El, a former Indiana quarterback, caught three receptions and played a key role in one of the most famous Super Bowl XL moments, devising a trick play and delivering a 43-yard touchdown pass to Hines Ward. This win gave the Steelers their sixth championship and they were able to defeat the Seahawks 20-17.
El came into the game with low expectations after losing two straight playoff games to begin his career. He ended up being a big factor in helping the Steelers beat the Seahawks and earn their sixth Super Bowl title. After his rookie season, El went on to have another good year with 1,084 yards and nine touchdowns before getting injured. He finished his only season as a Steeler with seven catches for 203 yards and two scores. In 2009, El signed with the Chicago Bears as a free agent but was released during the preseason after failing a drug test. He was then suspended by the NFL for four months after testing positive for marijuana use.
When he returned from his suspension, Randle El was not the same player and was eventually let go by the Bears. He finished his NFL career with 574 yards and four touchdowns on 58 catches. After ending his NFL career, El has had a successful career in football coaching. He has been the offensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts, the Cleveland Browns, and the Arizona Cardinals.
Antwaan Randle El, a Thornton alumnus from Riverdale, is back in the Super Bowl. But this time, he'll be on the sidelines for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Buccaneers' bench will have a familiar figure from the Chicago region. Randle El is the Bucs' new offensive coordinator.
He also serves as a special teams coach for Tampa Bay, and he has a career special teams percentage of 81%. That means that it's likely that at least one of their players will be selected to play in the Super Bowl LIII MVP Award ceremony next year.
Randle El last coached in the NFL in 2013, when he was with the Pittsburgh Steelers as an offensive assistant. Before that, he spent three seasons (2010-2012) with the Chicago Bears working with their quarterbacks. He originally joined the Bears as a quality control coach before being promoted to assistant director of player personnel in 2011. In 2012, he became the team's passing game coordinator before being named as an offensive assistant in 2013.
As a quarterback, Randle El played 10 seasons in the NFL, including two years with the Steelers after coming out of college. As a rookie in 2004, he started four games for the Steelers before losing his job to Ben Roethlisberger. He returned as the starter in 2005 but lost the job again this time to Tommy Maddox.
Antwaan Randle El net worth: Antwaan Randle El is a $14 million net worth American former professional football player. Antwaan Randle El was born in August 1979 in Riverdale, Illinois. He attended Thomas Jefferson High School in Chicago, where he played football and ran track. At Jefferson, Randel was named an All-State selection by the Chicago Tribune while playing quarterback. After high school, Randel received offers from many colleges, including Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Illinois. However, he decided to play football for Pittsburgh instead, where he stayed for three years before being drafted by the Denver Broncos in the second round of the 2002 NFL Draft. During his time with the Broncos, Randel earned several honors including All-Pro and Second Team Selection by The Associated Press. In 2005, he joined the Philadelphia Eagles as a free agent and spent one season with them before retiring. His final year was shortened due to injuries, but he still managed to catch 69 passes for 908 yards and seven touchdowns.
After his career with the Eagles ended, Randel took over as the starting quarterback for Pittsburgh's college team, going 8-6 during his only season at the position. He then moved on to serve as a backup quarterback for the Broncos and Packers. In 2014, Randel came out of retirement to join the new league created by ESPN, ESPN NFL Sunday Night Football.
Terrell Owens, a former National Football League player, does not have a Super Bowl ring. The former wide receiver appeared in one Super Bowl, losing to the New England Patriots, 24-21, in Super Bowl XXXIX. Owens has a career total of 1,078 catches for 15,934 yards and 153 touchdowns. He also has 2,304 return yards and 11 interceptions.
Owens was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys out of Southern California in 1998. He spent eight seasons with the team before being traded to the Cincinnati Bengals for a first-round pick in 2004. Owens then played three seasons with the Buffalo Bills before finishing his career with the Philadelphia Eagles. He announced his retirement on September 20, 2012.
After leaving the NFL, Owens had a brief stint as an actor. He appeared in two films that were released in 2013: Takers and Suicide Squad.
Owens returned to football in 2015 when he signed with the Oakland Raiders. However, he was released after one game when it was discovered he was still under contract with the Eagles. He finished his second professional season with the San Francisco 49ers.
Owens joined the Dallas Cowboys again in 2016 and this time he stayed for good when the league approved the franchise's request to let them bring him back. He announced his return on April 25th at a press conference.
Greg Olsen has yet to win a Super Bowl. He's been part of two title games but lost both times.
The Carolina Panthers wide receiver was drafted by the New England Patriots in 2007 and traded to the Carolina Panthers in 2010. He won an NFL championship in 2015 with Cam Newton and the Panthers.
Olsen has one Super Bowl ring from his time with the Boston College Eagles. He was awarded this ring after his only season with the team in 2001. The Eagles went 15-1 that year and reached the National Championship game where they lost to Florida State.
After graduating from BC in 2002, Olsen entered the draft and was selected second overall by the Panthers. He's now one of the best receivers in football and has never missed a game due to injury.
He's also one of the most popular players on the Panthers, having played here since 2004. In 2015, he had 102 receptions for 1,287 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Olsen was born on January 4th, 1984 in North Branford, Connecticut. His mother is Diane Oliver-Reyes and his father is Stacey Olsen.
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