The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent the past few months trying to trade for a wide receiver and they finally made that happen on Tuesday.  With just hours to go before the NFL trade deadline, the Steelers were able to pull off a deal with the New York Jets for Mike Williams,

The Bears (4-4) have prioritized running backs D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson, so the former sixth-round pick Herbert was no longer much of a factor, becoming a healthy scratch the past two weeks. This is the final season of Herbert’s rookie contract, and the team didn’t intend to re-sign him, so getting any draft capital for him was worthwhile.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been calling around to add a wide receiver for several months now, and on Tuesday, they finally made a deal happen by trading for Mike Williams.  Let's take a look at the details of the trade between the Steeles and the Jets,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been looking to trade for a wide receiver for months. On Tuesday, they finally landed one according to reports. ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter reports the Steelers are trading a 2025 fifth-round pick to the Jets for.

Mike Williams joins the Steelers after a forgettable Jets tenure, and he's probably excited about playing for a winning organization.

For decades, the NFL trade deadline was a virtual non-event for the Pittsburgh Steelers. From the advent of free agency in 1993 until 2019, the Steelers made no mid-season trades. The acquisition of inside linebacker Avery Williamson from the New York Jets on Nov.

With the Pittsburgh Steelers trying to land themselves an upgrade at the wide receiver position, and with the clock ticking on their ability to do so, Bleacher Report's Scouting Department wants to see general manager Omar Khan come away with a former Pro Bowl wide receiver who is currently with the Denver Broncos.