The Pittsburgh Steelers have a daunting 2025 offseason ahead. The quarterback, wide receiver, running back, defensive line and cornerback positions are all far from complete, which is not ideal given the current state of the AFC.

The Pittsburgh Steelers might be more willing to re-do the Diontae Johnson trade after receiver George Pickens' inconsistent stretch in 2024.

If the Pittsburgh Steelers know how to do anything organizationally, it is how to draft wide receivers. They have done a better job of it for longer than anyone

The Steelers are facing a new dilemma with bringing back Justin Fields. George Pickens is rumored to affect the plans.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk questions if the Pittsburgh Steelers should give George Pickens a new contract. He thinks

However, NFL insider Mike Florio believes the team can not give him an extension this year due to the potential sunken cost value the team could have if they gave Pickens a massive contract.

Pittsburgh Steelers third-year wide receiver George Pickens sounded off on NFL trade speculation on Instagram.

Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II backed wide receiver George Pickens after the players' 2024 frustrations.

And in 2023, that was the case with the Pittsburgh Steelers and WR George Pickens. Then in 2024, that caught up to both of them, as Pickens only got worse in his behavior, and still received little repercussion.