WR Hines Ward willing to restructure deal with Steelers Wide receiver Hines Ward became the eighth player in NFL history to reach 1,000 career receptions in Pittsburgh's regular-season finale against Cleveland. Steelers' Hines Ward open to revamped deal to remain in Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Receiver Hines Ward wants to retire with the Pittsburgh Steelers and is offering to restructure his contract to do it. Hines Ward, Steelers May Part Ways, According To Report Wide receiver Hines Ward has been with the Pittsburgh Steelers since he was drafted by the team in the third round of the 1998 NFL draft. Ward has played his last season with the Steelers however, as the team plans to part ways with him this offseason according to a report by Jason La Canfora of NFL Network . As the Steelers work to restructure contracts and manuever below the salary cap, the ... WR Ward willing to restructure deal with Steelers Steelers' wide receiver Hines Ward wants to retire with the Pittsburgh Steelers, offering to restructure his contract to do it. Hines Ward Won't Return To Steelers In 2012, According To Report Jason La Canfora says that the Steelers will not have wide receiver Hines Ward return in 2012. More: Salary Cap Issues, Part III But NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora told "NFL Total Access" Friday that Ward won't be back next season, according to his sources. As the Steelers work to restructure contracts and manuever below the salary cap, the circumstances are dictating the twilight of Ward ... Hines Ward Wouldn't Be Right Fit for Patriots, Even If He Could Help Them Wide receiver Hines Ward has always been the perfect Steeler -- beloved by his teammates and fans, and loathed by the rest of the planet. He is the prototype of a player you can't stand until he plays for your team. For that, he'd be adored by the Patriots if the two sides ever linked together, much like Rodney Harrison earlier in the decade. Yet the Patriots don't need to win any popularity ... BC-FBN--Steelers-Ward,1st Ld-Writethru, FBN Steelers' wide receiver Hines Ward wants to retire with the Pittsburgh Steelers, offering to restructure his contract to do it. Report: Steelers plan to cut Hines Ward The Pittsburgh Steelers don't plan on keeping longtime wide receiver Hines Ward, sources told the NFL Network. If the report is correct -- and the signs have pointed toward this for months -- it will be a decision based as much on production as money. Ward, who turns 36 next month, lost his starting job for next season and would return as the No. 4 or No. 5 wide receiver on the Steelers ... Hines Ward willing to restructure deal with Steelers Former Super Bowl MVP wants to finish career in Pittsburgh Hines Ward, Steelers Parting Ways? Pittsburgh Might Not Bring Back Veteran Receiver The Steelers have been shuffling money around with restructures and releases in recent days to try and get under the salary cap , and Ward's $4 million cap number in 2012 might be a place Pittsburgh will look to save some cash.
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