Roman Wilson is discussed as a trade-piece option if Pittsburgh pursues outside help, highlighting his value as a cheaper, younger asset. The talk suggests Wilson could be expendable in a cost-conscious upgrade path and could fetch a meaningful return in a deal

Wilson is highlighted as a rising name in NFL camp chatter, with Rodgers publicly expressing optimism about his potential. In Pittsburgh, Wilson’s development could influence the Steelers’ receiver depth and contribute to late-season rotational fantasy considerations if he earns targets.

Wilson is a second-year depth option who sat out his rookie year due to injury. With Pickens gone and a veteran like Davis in play, Wilson could see expanded opportunities as a developmental piece behind Metcalf, especially if he and the offense build rhythm in camp.

Roman Wilson’s preseason surge has him entering Steelers talk as the possible outside option the offense needs. His ability to separate on the boundary and stretch the field has analysts debating whether he can transition from slot specialty to a true outside threat while Pittsburgh sorts out its WR room and roster depth.

Wilson emerged as a focused receiving option in back-to-back games, delivering big catches and showing reliability on contested routes. With Calvin Austin III nursing injuries, Wilson’s production adds a plausible path to a larger early-season role, especially in 3-receiver sets. His quick development could translate into a more consistent target share if the Steelers lean on him in critical downs and red-zone scenarios.