Pittsburgh Steelers star wide receiver, George Pickens has been polarizing during his three seasons in the Steel City. He’s been impressively productive since entering the NFL, especially considering the Steelers’ underwhelming offensive system,

Plus, we dig into reasons for hope that the Steelers might improve, as well as possible targets in free agency and the draft.

If the Pittsburgh Steelers trade for Cooper Kupp, they may need to move on from George Pickens in 2025 due to growing character concerns.

HC Mike Tomlin and Rooney have publicly discussed how Pickens needs to grow/grow up ahead of his fourth pro season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers might be more willing to re-do the Diontae Johnson trade after receiver George Pickens' inconsistent stretch in 2024.

However, former All-Pro wide receiver Chad Johnson has tried to reach out as a mentor to Pickens. Over the season, he urged Pickens to change his ways. Now, after the season’s end, Johnson says he has met with Pickens, and all of the maturity issues will not happen anymore.

If the Pittsburgh Steelers know how to do anything organizationally, it is how to draft wide receivers. They have done a better job of it for longer than anyone

George Pickens has become a polarizing figure to Pittsburgh Steelers fans, as well as fans around the NFL. His talents are undeniable, but so is his lack of maturity. Whether it’s clearly being emotionally checked out when he isn’t getting the ball enough or arguing with fans,

However, NFL insider Mike Florio believes the team can not give him an extension this year due to the potential sunken cost value the team could have if they gave Pickens a massive contract.

Pittsburgh Steelers legend James Harrison said on the "Nightcap Podcast" that he believes the team should trade George Pickens this offseason.