Why I’m Not Concerned About Mike Williams’ Quiet Start

Mike WilliamsI get the frustration about Pittsburgh Steelers WR Mike Williams. Three games, one target. It was a home run, a 32-yard game-winner against the Washington Commanders, followed by two empty games where he’s logged 46 combined snaps.

On a short week and still relatively new to the team, those numbers aren’t surprising. With time, he’ll get more involved. But so long as some receiver not named George Pickens is making plays, then what Williams doesn’t do won’t hurt.

As was the case against Cleveland. A second-straight target-less game may feel disheartening but other receivers stepped up. WR Calvin Austin III had the best game of his career, a 46-yard catch and 23-yard touchdown. WR…