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Keep an eye on Shaun Mcdonald and not just because the ...

Pittsburgh Tribune Review

Aug 09, 2009 · 12:03 PM EDT

Keep an eye on Shaun Mcdonald and not just because the seventh-year veteran is the only Steelers wide receiver aside from Hines Ward and Santonio Holmes with a track record in the NFL.

McDonald made a spectacular, one-handed grab of a Dennis Dixon pass Saturday afternoon, and he said he has only dropped one pass during training camp.

"They don't too often," McDonald said of dropped balls, "and I think that's what keeps me in this league, so, hopefully, I keep doing it."

McDonald, who signed with the Steelers in May, is just two years from a near 1,000-yard receiving season in Detroit. In addition to wide receiver, the seventh-year wide receiver will also get a look from the Steelers as a punt returner.

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Hines Ward says he's healthy

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Aug 05, 2009 · 11:29 AM EDT

Hines Ward went through a full practice when the Steelers hit the fields Saturday and has not suited up since.

Not to worry, Ward said yesterday. It's just a case of saving the old guy and giving the young receivers more practice time.

"I'm just listening to what coach tells me to do," Ward said after spending the afternoon helping to coach the receivers. "If he does not want me to practice, I'm not going to argue with him. It's still early in the week, it's not going to win or lose. I'm going to come out and play the same way, I'm still going to be in shape.

"I think this week is more quality time for those guys rather than me."

Ward said he is healthy, recovering completely from shoulder surgery in February. He said Tomlin has not told him when he might return, but Ward hopes it is this week. His absence has allowed more time for Limas Sweed and rookie Mike Wallace, and also for starting split end Santonio Holmes to spend more time running out of the slot position, just in case.

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