Steelers expert admits Browns are building exactly what Pittsburgh is missing

Writer Ryan O'Leary highlights analysis from Steelers expert Tommy Jaggi, who admits the Cleveland Browns have successfully built a young, dynamic wide receiver corps that Pittsburgh lacks. Ahead of their Week 8 meeting at Acrisure Stadium, Jaggi expressed regret that Pittsburgh did not aggressively draft rookies KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston. Both wideouts have exceeded 300 receiving yards and emerged as key offensive weapons for the 5-2 Browns.

O'Leary notes that Cleveland's success under general manager Andrew Berry extends beyond receiver, featuring the league's second-youngest offense with nine recent draft picks playing primary roles. In contrast, the Steelers selected guard Max Iheanachor over the receiver prospects and feature an aging defense. As Cleveland targets its first season sweep of Pittsburgh since 1988, Jaggi lamented Pittsburgh's inability to match Cleveland's draft aggressiveness at wide receiver.