The Pittsburgh Steelers are keen on acquiring veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, despite uncertainty surrounding his commitment. The team remains in contact with Rodgers, hoping for a positive resolution. Simultaneously, the Steelers made a significant move by trading wide receiver George Pickens, a prominent figure in their offense, for draft compensation. With Pickens gone, attention turns to Roman Wilson, who is expected to step up in his second year after a challenging rookie season plagued by injuries.

Wilson, a former standout at Michigan, showcased potential with impressive stats leading to a National Championship. His ability to run precise routes and utilize speed positions him as a key contributor in the Steelers' receiving corps. Coaches are optimistic about Wilson’s progress, suggesting that he could replicate Pickens' production if he stays healthy.