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The Steelers will be shorthanded at wide receiver, but Aaron Rodgers has more than just faith in Brandon Smith. Having previously spent time together with the Jets, he has seen firsthand what the wide receiver can do. On the practice…

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed high confidence in Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Brandon Smith, citing his impressive practice performances during their shared time with the New York Jets. With receivers Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, and Ben Skowronek sidelined by injuries, the Steelers are relying on Smith to take on an expanded offensive role.
Smith, who signed a futures contract with Pittsburgh this past offseason, logged 16 offensive snaps as a blocker in his recent appearance. Rodgers praised Smith's professionalism, body transformation, and work ethic, expecting him to step up as the team's potential third receiver option.
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