As the Pittsburgh Steelers gear up for training camp, they are reportedly seeking to bolster their wide receiver corps. Tyler Boyd, a native of Pittsburgh and a former standout at the University of Pittsburgh, has expressed interest in joining his hometown team. Although he had a modest season with 39 catches for 390 yards due to quarterback struggles and injury issues, Boyd has consistently proven himself in supporting roles throughout his career.

Boyd's appeal to the Steelers is poignant, considering his local ties and strong rapport with head coach Mike Tomlin. He emphasized the unique opportunity of playing in front of family and friends, hinting that he could thrive with the Steelers. With the team looking to solidify their receiving options ahead of the season, Boyd's potential addition could significantly impact their offensive dynamics.