Steelers and the WR trade are reportedly “having discussions.”

The quarterback room of the Pittsburgh Steelers has a fresh appearance.

Although Justin Fields is predicted to start behind Russell Wilson, there will be head-to-head rivalry all season long.

They already have George Pickens, a clear-cut WR1, and when healthy, tight end Pat Freiermuth has shown to be a dependable pass-catcher.

However, the talent level kind of drops off after that, and the Steelers being the Steelers, they probably won’t address their wide receiver depth issue early in the NFL Draft.

In light of this, they might try to resolve the matter through a deal.

The Steelers are presently debating internally whether to make a move for Tee Higgins, according to a report by source Andrew Fillipponi.

Not surprisingly, Fillipponi also says that he’s going to sign a big-money deal, which raises questions about his possible trade value.

Furthermore, the Cincinnati Bengals may not be open to dealing him to a divisional opponent, which presents a bit of an obstacle.

One of the hardest divisions in the league is the AFC North Division, so nobody will want to offer a competitor an advantage in this competition.