The Pittsburgh Steelers traded away wide receiver Antonio Brown to the Oakland Raiders back in March and since then quite a few analysts have questioned if wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster will now be able to be a productive number one in the offense. The main narrative to date has been that Smith-Schuster might struggle without having Brown on the field with him because he’ll start receiving a lot more attention from opposing defenses. While I understand the overall preface of that narrative, most that are perpetuating it don’t seem to know that we’ve already seen Smith-Schuster play extensively in his first two seasons in the NFL without Brown being on the field.
Smith-Schuster Has Already Shown He Can Be Productive For Steelers Without Brown
