The Steelers’ Week 2 showcase was defined by a handful of standout performances that could tilt the regular-season depth chart. Roman Wilson flashed big-play ability with 72 yards on two catches in the first quarter, signaling a potential weekly boom if his preseason chemistry with Rodgers translates to the real games. Sebastian Castro sprinted all over the field on defense, finishing with five tackles and showing the range to threaten Pittsburgh’s safety group and contribute on special teams. Kaleb Johnson bounced back with 59 yards from 12 touches, underscoring a cleaner vision and burst in the backfield. Derrick Harmon asserted himself up front, delivering dominant moments including a sack on a rookie guard, hinting at a real run for the starting DE spot. Lew Nichols added a jolt of contact balance on a 37-yard rush, while Cole Holcomb capped a consistent preseason run with four tackles in limited time, reinforcing his case for a meaningful inside-backer role.