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Coming off his best game yet, Steelers rookie Germie Bernard is set to take on a larger role—by necessity but potentially permanently. With Roman Wilson and Michael Pittman Jr. both out for multiple weeks, he is their No. 2 WR…

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio discussed the development of rookie wide receiver Germie Bernard as he takes on an expanded role in the offense. With wide receivers Roman Wilson and Michael Pittman Jr. sidelined for multiple weeks due to injuries, Bernard has moved up to the team's number two receiver position behind DK Metcalf.
Angelichio praised Bernard's versatility, blocking ability, and running skills, emphasizing the importance of building continued chemistry with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. In his expanded appearance on Sunday, Bernard played over 90 percent of the offensive snaps, leading the team with six receptions on nine targets for 80 yards.
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