(Getty Images) Apparently, you can go home again. Receiver Plaxico Burress , the Pittsburgh Steelers' first-round draft pick in 2000, has re-signed with the team he hasn't suited up for since the end of the 2004 season. Burress, who caught 261 passes for 4,164 yards and 22 touchdowns for the Steelers, was brought in for a workout on Monday after injuries to Jerricho Cotchery and Antonio Brown left the team's receiver corps very thin. Per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Burress was signed after a Tuesday morning workout at the team's facility. The Steelers also worked out former Penn State receiver Derrick Williams , but the three-man team of head coach Mike Tomlin, offensive coordinator Todd Haley and general manager Kevin Colbert decided that Plax should come back. "We're looking at these guys with the potential to sign at least one at each position," Tomlin said during his most recent news conference . "The men we will acquire will fortify our depth to win this football game." Burress signed with the New York Giants before the 2005 season, missing out on two Steelers Super Bowl championships in the process. However, he caught the game-winning touchdown from Eli Manning in the Giants' upset win over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. Soon after that, things started to unravel for Burress. In November of 2008, he accidentally shot himself in the leg with a gun he was illegally carrying in a New York City nightclub. In August of 2009, he agreed to