PITTSBURGH — Mitch Trubisky, Kenny Pickett and maybe Mason Rudolph face two significant challenges with the Steelers this season. The first is obvious: surviving behind the team's dreadful offensive line. Good luck with that. And the second: keeping all of the receivers happy. There is only one ball to go around.
The skill players are every bit as good as the linemen are bad.
Maybe there isn't an Antonio Brown in the Steelers group. Or a Cooper Kupp, or a Tyreek Hill, or a Davante Adams, or an A.J. Brown. But the depth and potential of the team's receivers is intriguing. I'm not sure there is a better set after the Cincinnati Bengals' Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd.
