T he Pittsburgh Steelers needed another wide receiver behind George Pickens since the team decided to trade Diontae Johnson for Donte Jackson in the 2024 offseason. The fan base w

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ 6-foot-3, 200-plus pound No. 1 wide receiver is eager to play with the Steelers’ newest 6-foot-3, 200-plus pound wide receiver. “Adding another big receiver (is beneficial) not only for me but (quarterback Russell Wilson) as well,

Pittsburgh Steelers' George Pickens reacted to the NFL ruling Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson in bounds on his TD catch during Week 9.

George Pickens appeared to catch a Russell Wilson pass in the second quarter for a touchdown. The wideout did have two feet down. The problem? His feet were the right foot twice and the left one never contacted the turf.

Here are five quick facts about receiver Mike Williams, acquired by the Pittsburgh Steelers via the New York Jets at trade deadline.

Before Mike Williams was jettisoned to the Pittsburgh Steelers, it had been 17 days since a visit to Acrisure Stadium. There had been plenty of speculation that the Steelers would add a wide receiver before the trade deadline,

The Pittsburgh Steelers finally landed a receiver via trade ahead of the NFL trade deadline, acquiring Mike Williams from the New York Jets in exchange for a fifth-round pick. Pittsburgh originally had a visit scheduled with Williams during free agency,