The New York Jets have been aggressive in reshaping their roster, highlighted by the acquisition of quarterback Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers and wide receiver Davante Adams. Despite a rocky start with their new additions, the Jets secured a crucial victory against the Houston Texans in Week 9, improving their record to 3-6.

As they aim for a playoff push, questions arise about the future of wide receiver Mike Williams, who was previously thought to be on the trading block. With injuries impacting the roster and a potential interest from the Pittsburgh Steelers, Williams' status remains uncertain as the Jets consider their options moving forward.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have struggled to acquire a wide receiver before the trade deadline, missing out on targets like Davante Adams and DeAndre Hopkins. However, they are still eyeing Mike Williams from the New York Jets, especially with the recent injury to Allen Lazard complicating the Jets' receiving corps.

Despite catching only one pass in a recent game, Williams has been on the field frequently, suggesting he may have a more significant role moving forward. The Steelers have shown consistent interest in him since the offseason, but it remains uncertain if the Jets will be willing to trade him.