The offseason trade made by the Pittsburgh Steelers that included them dealing wide receiver Antonio Brown to the Oakland Raiders in exchange for two draft picks was quickly followed up by the team signing veteran free agent Donte Moncrief and drafting wide receiver Diontae Johnson. With those two new players in the fold, the Steelers are hoping that some sort of combination of them both will help significantly replace the stats that Brown had averaged over the course of the last six seasons, which equates to 114 receptions for 1,524 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Replacing Brown’s Ultra-Deep Receptions Will Be Ultra-Tough Chore For Steelers Offense
