Behind the Steel Curtain on Kaleb Johnson

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Johnson was given a far greater workload against the Jets, getting 12 total touches on offense compared to just two in Week 1 against the Green Bay Packers. The big caveat with Johnson remains his lack of usage on special teams.
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Johnson's touches jumped to 12 vs. Jets, but special teams absence clouds roster outlook.

Kaleb Johnson received 12 total offensive touches against the Jets compared to just two in Week 1 against Green Bay, showing increased workload in preseason Week 2. However, his lack of special teams usage remains a significant caveat for roster consideration, and his roster spot depends on whether the Steelers prefer him over reserve backs Lew Nichols or Travis Homer.

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