Is the Steelers’ signing of Robert Woods bad news for Roman Wilson?
The Steelers have talked up Roman Wilson this offseason, but not since signing Robert Woods. They made it out of the draft without selecting a wide receiver, but made the move for Woods shortly thereafter. Presumably, in consideration of the timing, they knew what they were doing. They likely even had previous talks with Woods’ agent about signing after the compensatory window closed.
But what does this mean for the wide receiver room in 2025? First of all, the Steelers signed Robert Woods for $2 million, which is a little more than a Veteran Salary Benefit contract.