Robert Woods took most of the first team reps today instead of Roman Wilson.
The Steelers are rolling the ball out there for prospective candidates to help shore up their wide receiver room, and this is the latest move.
Nick Farabaugh·
The Steelers sure seem to have a healthy amount of confidence in wide receiver Roman Wilson. Not only was he playing in the slot during 11 personnel with the first-team, but also as the second wide receiver in 12 personnel over Calvin Austin III and Robert Woods. The Steelers have touted Wilson as having a great offseason, and he certainly did in the spring. While quiet today, Wilson is someone with a lot to prove. Now, it is more than just lip service. By giving him that much opportunity, the Steelers’ coaching staff is going to allow him to either sink or swim. Soon enough, they will find out just what they have in him.
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