One of the biggest story lines of training camp was the quality depth the Steelers had at receiver and which players would make the cut. They kept six on the 53-man roster, and the division of labor through two games has provided a glimpse of how they’re currently viewed by the coaching staff.
All-Pro Antonio Brown, of course, leads the way in playing time and production. He has played 90 percent of the snaps and leads the team in receptions (16) and receiving yards (244).
After the Brown, the Steelers have done a lot of mixing and matching with the rest of the receiving corps.