The Pittsburgh Steelers made the move to acquire Ryan Switzer from the Oakland Raiders for the purpose of finding a steady and reliable return man that would give them somebody that, quite frankly, would allow them to stop worrying about needing to play their top offensive stars in those roles.
So far, they have gotten a bit more than they have bargained for in the 5’8” second-year wide receiver, who has solidified himself as the team’s number four wide receiver, and occasionally cameos as their number three as well.
Through 10 games, the 2017 Dallas Cowboys draft pick who has already been dealt twice has 21 receptions on the season, which is three and a half times what he saw during his rookie season.