The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a history of talented wide receivers who just don't happen to pan out with the team. There's obviously Antonio Brown, JuJu Smit

Despite missing the entire 2024 NFL season, former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool isn't ready to call it a career. Claypool started his NFL career in 2020 when the Steelers selected him with the 49th overall pick.

Nolan Smith may not have T.J. Watt's resume yet, but he has something equally valuable: unlimited potential and the drive to reach it. The Eagles would be wise to hold onto that combination and see where it takes them rather than to give it away in a Steelers trade.

One of the best pass rushers in the league is Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt, who is in the midst of a contract dispute with his team. Watt wants to make around $40 million per year on his next deal,

While thing may eventually resolve themselves, we may be at a crossroads when it comes to T.J. Watt wanting to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers on another contract. Here is why that may not be the case.