In a recent mock draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers are predicted to land a wideout who is widely considered the best in this year's class. The pick was shocking, to say the least, as the wide receiver has routinely been mocked in the top 10 in every mock draft.

Steelers wide receiver George Pickens is eligible for a contract extension this offseason and his future in Pittsburgh was among the topics Steelers president Art Rooney II addressed in a session with reporters on Monday.

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

Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Kendall Simmons believes the Steelers may have to move on from George Pickens.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have supported George Pickens every step of the way, including head coach Mike Tomlin. But is the team more fed up than they seem?

Pittsburgh Steelers owner and president Art Rooney II said in his end-of-season press conference that wide receiver George Pickens has both "talent" and

Pickens is under contract for 2025, as is Calvin Austin, the team’s second-leading receiver, but Van Jefferson and Mike Williams are both set to hit free agency. Rooney’s comments indicate that he is planning to go in another direction, though he’s more focused on the Steelers’ future at quarterback.

Pittsburgh Steelers team president Art Rooney II believes there is obvious room for growth with George Pickens.

Ohio State star wide receiver Emeka Egbuka was tabbed to the Pittsburgh Steelers in another mock draft. Max Chadwick of

Art Rooney II knows the Pittsburgh Steelers have problems. The team’s longtime president doesn’t think his head coach is one of them. Rooney said Monday the club remains fully behind Mike Tomlin, who is now closing in on a decade since his most recent playoff victory following another quick postseason exit.

George Pickens' reported late arrival for a Christmas Day game against the Kansas City Chiefs, and it feels three or four months ago the way we've been chewing on the Steelers' tough steak of an offseason.