Mike Williams struggled to establish a rapport with Aaron Rodgers on the New York Jets. The Pittsburgh Steelers think the veteran wide receiver will fit in just fine with Russell Wilson and their offense.

Almost as quickly as the trade went down, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers made it thoughts known. That thanks to the "Pat McAfee Show." Rodgers, who made his weekly appearance on the ESPN program, did so again on Tuesday.

Despite Allen Lazard's IR trip, the Jets will not hang onto Mike Williams. Instead, he will be the Steelers' long-sought-after

The New York Jets are coming off a much-needed victory on Thursday Night Football against the Houston Texans, as the team hopes to keep their playoff hopes aliv

Wide receiver Mike Williams is on the move after being on the trading block for several days. The New York Jets traded Williams to the Pittsburgh Steelers, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed to USA TODAY Sports.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been looking to trade for a wide receiver for months. On Tuesday, they finally landed one according to reports.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been looking for wide receiver help since the offseason, and now their lucky day has finally come. The Steelers traded for New York Jets wideout Mike Williams on Tuesday’s trade deadline.

For decades, the NFL trade deadline was a virtual non-event for the Pittsburgh Steelers. From the advent of free agency in 1993 until 2019, the Steelers made no mid-season trades. The acquisition of inside linebacker Avery Williamson from the New York Jets on Nov.

With the Pittsburgh Steelers trying to land themselves an upgrade at the wide receiver position, and with the clock ticking on their ability to do so, Bleacher Report's Scouting Department wants to see general manager Omar Khan come away with a former Pro Bowl wide receiver who is currently with the Denver Broncos.