The Steelers aren’t chasing splash WR moves despite a busy league. A free-agent visit by Gabe Davis fizzled, and Pittsburgh kept its powder dry, signaling confidence in Calvin Austin III and Roman Wilson as depth or break-out options this season. Pittsburgh did make big offseason shuffles elsewhere—acquiring DK Metcalf and Robert Woods, and then shocking everyone by shipping George Pickens to Dallas. The net: the Steelers are betting on their own youngsters to emerge as reliable targets, while the rest of the league’s WR market continues to swing on trades and veteran additions. For fantasy managers, that translates into a leaner but potentially more efficient Pittsburgh passing game if Austin III and Wilson seize roles and beat out peers. This approach also limits upside risk tied to expensive veteran acquisitions, keeping roster costs in check while still presenting viable waiver-wire or late-draft breakouts depending on camp reports and preseason usage.