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The Pittsburgh Steelers lack a quality No. 2 receiver, so it's easy to see why a former QB slammed the regrettable George Pickens trade.
Tyler Lockett was just released by the Tennessee Titans and would be a perfect addition to the Aaron Rodgers-led Pittsburgh Steelers offense.
ESPN's Bill Barnwell has a proposal: The Steelers trade for Rashid Shaheed from the New Orleans Saints. Shaheed, who has run a documented 4.39 40-yard dash time, has averaged 15.6 yards per catch in his NFL career.
Football fans are teeing off on ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark for the brooch and suit outfit he wore for the network’s Week 7 coverage.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ plan at wide receiver at the trade deadline has been revealed, or at least their tentative ideas for what they could do. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports the Steelers would like to add a wide receiver, but pointed mostly towards a speed receiver.
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Quarterback Aaron Rodgers guided the Pittsburgh Steelers to four wins in five tries before he and current Cincinnati Bengals starter Joe Flacco produced an entertaining "Thursday Night Football" shootout that Pittsburgh lost, 33-31, on Oct. 16.
Steelers offense needs help fast — a potential move could reunite DK Metcalf with a familiar receiver and give Aaron Rodgers another weapon.
Former Pittsburgh Steeler turned ESPN analyst Ryan Clark blasted Mike Tomlin for failing the team in the Week 7 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.
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