Yesterday was a hectic day in the NFL as both Davante Adams and Amari Cooper found new homes. Adams was traded to the New York Jets and Cooper to the Buffalo Bills. There may not be a team in the NFL right now more reliant on receivers than the Pittsburgh Steelers, and ESPN's Jeremy Fowler believes the Steelers are the “next team” when it comes to trading for a receiver, and wrote in his weekly news, noting that newly available WR Mike Williams could make sense for Pittsburgh.

“Pittsburgh seems to be the next team. It has searched the world for receiver help and has put heavy pressure on Brandon Aiyuk and Adams in the past. Williams could make sense as a deep threat option, although the Jets and Steelers play this week, which complicates things. In either case, Pittsburgh will be looking,” Fowler wrote.

The Jets plan to make Williams available for trade after acquiring Adams to clear the logjam that currently exists in their receiver room, but as Fowler noted, the fact that Pittsburgh plays New York this week poses a challenge , represents a potential obstacle, making it unlikely that a trade would be completed this week if Williams to Pittsburgh actually materialized. It's a name that makes a lot of sense given Pittsburgh's previous interest, as they should host Williams for a visit this offseason.

Even though he struggled a bit in New York this season with just 10 receptions for 145 yards, the Steelers could use him more and probably better than he did in New York, and as far as talent goes, he could be an upgrade to the team start outside. Williams isn't the only option for the Steelers, however, as they were linked to Courtland Sutton this offseason and he is still a potential option, while names like DeAndre Hopkins and Christian Kirk have been linked to the Steelers since the start of the season become season.

After missing out on Brandon Aiyuk and Adams (the Browns would never have sent Cooper to a division rival), the Steelers are now probably looking for receivers who are a level or two below the guys they were hoping to acquire, but they're on the Search for a receiver Help remains switched on. The Steelers are 4-2 and simply haven't gotten much production from their receiver room, and if it's a room that needs reinforcements if the Steelers want to compete in January and February. At this point, it would honestly be a surprise if the Steelers didn't expand their receiver room.