Kendrick Bourne surfaces as the Steelers’ final viable WR option, a big-bodied veteran who could pair with Calvin Austin III and Roman Wilson, offering red-zone reliability but limited top-end speed. Jacoby Meyers is floated as the dream fit, yet Bourne’s cost-effective presence remains the safer path if Pittsburgh’s pursuit stalls. The current five-man WR group is tight, elevating Bourne’s potential impact but tempering expectations for immediate difference-making.

Pittsburgh’s 53-man roster flushed out, but Week 1 vs Jets will hinge on how quickly roles gel behind a familiar core. Calvin Austin III and Roman Wilson stand out as early-reserve targets, with Darnell Washington and Connor Hayward shaping a versatile, compact offense. Surprises surfaced on defense: Chuck Clark’s departure reopens safety depth and pushes open competition at several spots, while Will Howard’s trajectory remains unclear as Will Howard and Skyler Thompson linger around IR timelines.

The WR slate remains crowded but uneven for fantasy value. Tre Palmer and Malachi Corley drew interest, yet Pittsburgh has shown commitment to allocating opportunities to the players they bring in. Jacoby Myers’ name popped up in conversation as a potential late‑summer rumor, while George Pickens remains a marquee asset who could benefit from a sharper overall offensive plan. All told, fantasy managers should monitor the waiver landscape and possible late‑ROSTER bumps as Week 1 approaches.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' training camp has been buzzing with excitement and activity, especially following the signing of safety Chuck Clark. His addition, while surprising, is seen as a potentially valuable move, bringing experience to a young secondary. Clark has played 96 career games and has a history with the Ravens and Jets, which should help him adapt quickly. Although concerns linger about his coverage skills, his physicality is a noted asset for the Steelers' play style.

Day two of camp showcased improvements on both sides of the ball, highlighted by Aaron Rodgers' notable performance, including a touchdown connection with DK Metcalf. While the defense remains strong, the addition of Clark raises questions about the overall safety strategy as the team prepares for a competitive preseason.