Metcalf, acquired by Pittsburgh in March and signed to a four-year extension, has become the Steelers’ primary weapon. In four games, he’s produced 15 receptions and 3 touchdowns, including an 80-yard Week 4 play. His yards-after-catch surge and elite target efficiency with Rodgers boost his fantasy studs status as the offense evolves.

WR1 in Pittsburgh; 261 yards; yards-after-catch weapon; Rodgers' favored target for short/intermediate routes.

Metcalf flashed big-play upside in Week 4 but remains a boom/bust option with limited targets and air yards, set in a quick-throw system that skews toward efficiency over volume.

Metcalf piled up 126 yards on five catches with an 80-yard TD in Dublin, marking his first 100-yard game in a Steelers uniform and signaling his big-play capability as a weekly upside play in a potent Steelers attack.

Metcalf delivered the Steelers’ long-ball threat with an 80-yard score and a 15-yard catch, anchoring Pittsburgh’s high-impact passing game and highlighting his big-play potential in this offense.