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The Pittsburgh Steelers could be in the market for wide receiver help, and ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler, as well as Matt Bowen, believe the Steelers would be a fit for three potential wide receivers who could get dealt before the…

ESPN analysts Jeremy Fowler and Matt Bowen identified the Pittsburgh Steelers as potential trade destinations for wide receivers Brian Thomas Jr., Josh Downs, and Quentin Johnston, alongside cornerback Alontae Taylor. Fowler also evaluated outgoing possibilities, assigning a 20 percent probability to linebacker Patrick Queen being traded before the November 10 deadline.
Steelers Depot writer Joe Clark notes that acquiring receiver help remains plausible, viewing Downs as a reliable target for quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Clark argues that trading Queen makes little sense given Pittsburgh's 5-2 record, despite linebacker Cole Holcomb also receiving an honorable mention on ESPN's candidate list.
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