Ahead of training camp, Calvin Austin III’s stock is on the rise. Praised by coaches for quality spring workouts, he might have an initial leg up on the hotly contested No. 2 wide receiver spot in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense. That’s the interpretation of The Athletic’s Mark Kaboly, though the vote of confidence comes with a caveat.
Appearing on 93.7 The Fan Monday Morning, Kaboly named Austin when asked which receiver distinguished himself during OTAs and minicamp.
“Calvin Austin,” Kaboly told The Fan. “But he should because he’s been in the league three years. He’s fast and you’re not allowed to touch him in OTAs.