The Pittsburgh Steelers have finally acquired their star wide receiver in DK Metcalf—but is the team planning to pair him with George Pickens, or is he Pickens’ replacement? The excitement ...

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens has earned a raise for the 2025 season. Pickens will get a bonus as part of the NFL proven performance escalator program. Pickens will now earn $3. ...

Steelers receiver George Pickens didn’t have glowing things to say after the season-ending playoff loss to the Ravens. How’s he feeling now? With the Steelers giving D.K. Metcalf a four-year extension ...

The move comes after a tumultuous season for George Pickens, who struggled to prove himself as a legitimate No. 1 receiver and, at times, created distractions for the team. Pickens remains on the ...

Metcalf's new teammate George Pickens already wears No. 14, so the Steelers' two top receivers will have to work out a deal if the former Seahawks star wants to keep his number. That takes two ...

Doug Farrar wonders if the potential Metcalf/George Pickens drama will see the whole thing backfire. Metcalf is one of the bigger and more physical receivers in the NFL, and that's something that ...

But $30 million a year is a lot of money, and Metcalf feels weirdly duplicative of the mercurial deep threat the Steelers already have in-house: George Pickens. That's as true on the field ...

On paper, the deal makes all sorts of sense: Pittsburgh has repeatedly tried and failed to put another legitimate weapon opposite George Pickens in its passing game, and Metcalf was the most ...

During a recent chat with Kyle Odegard of CasinoBeats, Gordon offered some advice for Steelers wideout George Pickens ahead of what could be a make-or-break season for him in Pittsburgh.

And immediately the questions about what that means for fellow receiver George Pickens began. Pickens has long been a No. 1 receiver, but that designation will almost certainly fall to Metcalf ...

Pittsburgh has wanted to bring in an elite wide receiver to pair up with Pickens. To acquire Metcalf, the Steelers gave up a 2025 second-round pick along with flipping picks in the sixth and ...