The Pittsburgh Steelers’ general manager reacts to the New York Jets’ struggle with the Steelers.

Pittsburgh Steelers line up free agent weapons for Russell Wilson, but face a struggle with the New York Jets.

The Pittsburgh Steelers plan to speak with free agent wide receiver Mike Williams, who could be an ideal fit for new quarterback Russell Wilson in the team’s new-look offense.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking at star wide receiver Mike Williams as a possible new teammate for quarterback Russell Wilson. The team needs more receivers after trading Diontae Johnson, leaving George Pickens as the sole well-known starter.

Johnson was traded to the Carolina Panthers for cornerback Donte Jackson in a rare player-for-player trade, which helped the Steelers save some money. Even though losing Johnson might hurt the team, Williams could be a great replacement and might even work better with the new quarterback.

Wilson has shown he works well with bigger receivers like DK Metcalf, Jimmy Graham and Courtland Sutton, and Williams fits this description. But the Steelers aren’t the only ones interested in Williams – the New York Jets are also reportedly keen to chat with him about joining their team.

Wilson has demonstrated that he works well with larger receivers such as DK Metcalf, Jimmy Graham, and Courtland Sutton, and Williams fits this mold. However, the Steelers are not the only ones interested in Williams; the New York Jets are also apparently interested in speaking with him about joining their team.

This offseason, the Jets made some solid changes, improving their offensive line with two new tackles, Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses, and adding John Simpson in the middle. This could potentially elevate the team’s line from one of the worst in the league to one of the finest.

Williams, who missed almost all of last season due to an Achilles tendon tear, might sign with the Jets and become the team’s second receiver behind budding star Garrett Wilson, according to the Mirror.

Williams was released by the Los Angeles Chargers due to a salary cap charge of $20 million. The team could let him go without incurring a dead cap hit and use the money elsewhere.