The Pittsburgh Steelers should target these three realistic options to bolster their receiver depth.
PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver room continues to be a hot-button topic. Justin Jefferson's massive contract extension has set the market on fire, likely taking more elite options like Brandon Aiyuk or Tee Higgins completely off the Steelers' radar.
In two seasons with the Commanders, he has 1,041 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. In the shadow of Terry McLaurin, Dotson could benefit from a change of scenery. Lining up opposite George Pickens would give the Steelers two excellent contested pass catchers and physical receivers for Russell Wilson to target.
As the Robin to Devante Adams' Batman, Meyers posted his third straight 800+ yard season and scored a career-high eight touchdowns. He's a consistent pass catcher who fights for the extra yard, with a career average of 11.7 yards per reception.
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