I was a teenager in the fall of 1995. I remember coming home from church on Sunday in eager anticipation to watch every second of the Steelers game each week. I couldn’t wait to go to school the next day to talk about what we witnessed the day before. The rookie season of Kordell Stewart, where the Steelers began using him in unprecedented ways, kept me glued to the TV for the duration of each game. I didn’t want to miss whatever crazy thing they were going to do next.
Fast forward a decade to the time when the Steelers were using Antwon Randel El to boost the creativity of their offensive attack.