The Pittsburgh Steelers have been praised generally for their handling of the offseason thus far, making moves that should help to set them up well in the 2023 NFL Draft and allow them to more judiciously select the best available players.
One area that they have not yet addressed meaningfully, as of the time of this writing, is that of wide receiver, however. While they have not added anybody of note via outside unrestricted free agency or trade, they have allowed Steven Sims to leave, and have not re-signed Miles Boykin.
They still retain Diontae Johnson and George Pickens at the top of the depth chart and hope to see significant contributions from second-year Calvin Austin III in 2023 after missing his rookie season due to injury, but this still feels like an area of the roster they will want to address in the draft.