George Pickens has made headlines for all the wrong reasons in 2024, but this time is different, as the Pittsburgh Steelers receiver has won an award for his performance against the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild-Card round of the playoffs.

Six awful words describe the Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver woes that reared their ugly head in 2024: "Be careful what you wish for." No one will argue that the Pittsburgh Steelers won the Diontae

Their 2024 season might be over, but the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to make headlines as they delve into the offseason. At the forefront of Steelers-related news (outside of the ongoing criticism of head coach Mike Tomlin) is the team's possible plans at quarterback and involving embattled wideout George Pickens.

As a rule, the Pittsburgh Steelers negotiate contract extensions with their top players in the offseason heading into the final year of their contract. This is the position the Steelers find themselves in with wide receiver George Pickens but Pickens’ production and behavior have muddied the waters of his future with this team.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens could be done with the team, following a new report about his behavior.

The wide receiver’s roller-coaster season with the Steelers took one final turn, when the wideout fielded a question about his belief in the offense.

George Pickens finished his third season with the Pittsburgh Steelers as the organization's leading receiver. Although he does see signs of improvement on

Pittsburgh Steelers star wide receiver George Pickens has been accused of being late to practices and games before. On Tuesday, Steelers insider Mike DeFabo reported that Pickens showed up 35 minutes late to the Christmas Day game against the Kansas City Chiefs.