The Steelers hosted Gabe Davis for a second visit on Tuesday, a sign they’re exploring veteran help to deepen a receiver group that took a hit in the Pickens trade to Dallas. Davis, who spent the 2024 season with Jacksonville after four years with Buffalo, could fit as a high-upside WR2 behind a presumed target leader. Pittsburgh also has Roman Wilson in the wings, and the situation raises questions about how Pittsburgh will divvy work between Davis, Wilson, and the rest of the depth chart while DK Metcalf remains the established top option.

Davis’ injury-marred 2024 line (239 yards, 2 TDs in 10 games) stands in contrast to his playmaking potential when healthy. If he can reacquire pre-injury form, Davis could push for meaningful snaps and steady fantasy relevance, especially in best-ball formats. The Pickens swap to Dallas clears some room on the Steelers’ depth chart, keeping fantasy managers keen on every camp report for Davis, Wilson, and the rest of Pittsburgh’s receivers.