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PositiveRoleOct 28, 2026
D.K. Metcalf has come on as of late; the source identifies him as a recent positive contributor to the Steelers' wide receiver group during a stretch where the team is managing injuries and maintaining a 5-2 record.PositiveUsageOct 25, 2026
DK Metcalf was targeted on the Steelers' biggest play of the game: a 3rd-and-14 conversion where Aaron Rodgers extended the play and found him for a 51-yard completion, which set up the Darnell Washington touchdown. This play exemplified Pittsburgh's improved third-down efficiency (10 conversions on 16 attempts, season-high), a key factor in establishing long drives against New Orleans.NegativeUsageOct 25, 2026
The Steelers overused fade routes to Metcalf in the red zone, attempting the play three times with mostly uncatchable balls and one incomplete pass. While Metcalf had a fine overall day leading the team in yards with a 51-yard post route catch, the source criticizes the play-calling strategy as inefficient in the red zone rather than Metcalf's performance itself.NegativeMatchupOct 25, 2026
Metcalf was targeted on an incomplete fade in the end zone during the Steelers' opening drive, resulting in a Chris Boswell field goal instead of a touchdown; this red-zone incompletion limited scoring opportunity in a game where the Steelers dominated the Saints' worst-ranked run defense.NegativeRoleOct 23, 2026
Steelers WR DK Metcalf expressed that he is done with playing overseas, indicating frustration or fatigue with international games.NegativeRoleOct 23, 2026
Metcalf expressed a strong personal preference against playing overseas, stating "I really don't like traveling outside the U.S. to play football" when asked if there were other countries he'd like to play in. While this reflects his preference rather than a fantasy-relevant role or usage change, it underscores his commitment to domestic play and potential future scheduling considerations for the Steelers.NegativeMatchupOct 20, 2026
DK Metcalf was targeted on a failed third-and-goal pass from the 1-yard line late in the fourth quarter against Tampa Bay, a critical incompletion that helped give the Buccaneers enough time to force overtime. This illustrates the Steelers' third-down inefficiency (5-of-15 on third down in the game) and red-zone struggles.PositiveProjectionOct 20, 2026
Metcalf delivered his best game of the season with 11 receptions on 15 targets for 93 yards, including a crucial 16-yard catch on 3rd-and-13 in overtime that kept the Steelers alive and led to the winning score. The source notes he threw a key block on Bernard's touchdown and showed up when the Steelers needed him most, despite receiving criticism from fans for inconsistent performances.PositiveUsageOct 20, 2026
D.K. Metcalf turned in a big game and made critical plays down the stretch against Tampa Bay, demonstrating his ability to step up in high-leverage moments as the Steelers' receiver room continues to get healthy.NegativeUsageOct 19, 2026
Metcalf was targeted on a 3rd-and-goal jump ball in the red zone but the pass was broken up. This reflects continued goal-line usage in the Steelers' offense despite the incompletion.PositiveUsageOct 19, 2026
Metcalf stepped up in a massive way against Tampa Bay, combining with Germie Bernard for 22 receptions in a strong offensive performance.PositiveBreakoutOct 19, 2026
Despite dealing with an illness earlier in the week, Metcalf rose to the occasion in the second half against Tampa Bay, finishing with 11 catches and 93 yards while providing key blocking on the game-winning touchdown in overtime. The source notes he recorded five first downs in a game where they were at a premium, and has now recorded 90-plus yards in two of the Steelers' last three games, rebounding from a dismal start to the season.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
Posted 11 receptions for 93 yards in Week 6 overtime win, stepping up hugely for the Steelers in a thin receiver room situation. Metcalf came up with a huge third-down conversion in overtime, demonstrating his value in high-leverage situations.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
Metcalf hauled in 11 receptions on the day, tied for team-high with Germie Bernard. He was featured in critical moments including a 3rd-and-13 conversion in the overtime drive that set up the game-winning touchdown. The source identifies Metcalf and Bernard as Pittsburgh's permanent one-two receiver duo going forward, with the two combining for 22 receptions while the rest of the Steelers' offense combined for 11.PositiveRoleOct 18, 2026
DK Metcalf is quietly making plays for the Steelers, indicating he is contributing meaningfully to the offense despite potentially limited fanfare or national attention.NegativeInjuryOct 18, 2026
Steelers WR DK Metcalf may be unavailable for the upcoming game vs. the Buccaneers, creating potential fantasy impact if he is ruled out.NegativeInjuryOct 18, 2026
Metcalf may be unavailable for the Steelers against the Buccaneers due to injury, though he has been quietly making plays for Pittsburgh when healthy, adding to the team's wide receiver availability concerns.PositiveUsageOct 18, 2026
DK Metcalf is quietly making plays for the Steelers, suggesting consistent production and involvement in the offense despite limited public attention.NegativeInjuryOct 18, 2026
Steelers may be without DK Metcalf vs. Buccaneers in Week 6, creating potential availability risk for fantasy lineups.NegativeInjuryOct 17, 2026
DK Metcalf was questionable with an illness, creating uncertainty around his fantasy availability and lineup decisions for the upcoming game.PositiveInjuryOct 17, 2026
Cleared from injury report after illness on Friday; set to play against Tampa Bay Buccaneers.NegativeInjuryOct 17, 2026
Steelers wide receiver potentially unavailable for upcoming matchup vs. Buccaneers; status uncertain.PositiveInjuryOct 17, 2026
DK Metcalf has been cleared from the injury report after illness and will not have an injury designation; expected to play Sunday vs. Tampa Bay in Week 6.NegativeInjuryOct 16, 2026
Listed as questionable with an illness for Week 6 vs. Buccaneers; did not practice on Friday, creating uncertainty around his availability.PositiveRoleOct 16, 2026
DK Metcalf is quietly making plays for the Steelers, indicating consistent offensive involvement and production contribution to the team's passing game.NegativeProjectionOct 15, 2026
Through five games, Metcalf has 19 receptions for 225 yards, on pace for 65 catches, 762 yards, and three touchdowns—production that falls short of his $33 million annual salary and has drawn criticism; however, the source notes he is making off-stat-sheet impact through blocking and drawing double coverage that opens opportunities for teammates.PositiveRoleOct 15, 2026
Healthy wide receiver available for personnel package usage; with Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, and Ben Skowronek all dealing with injuries, Metcalf's health status positions him as a key option as the Steelers navigate their receiver room injuries and potentially shift toward more 12 personnel (37.7% usage) or 13 personnel packages.NegativeUsageOct 13, 2026
Metcalf had a quiet statistical day with three catches for 12 yards against the Colts, but contributed a key block on Jaylen Warren's long touchdown reception, demonstrating value beyond the box score.NegativeBustOct 13, 2026
Metcalf has been the Steelers' latest attempt at finding a star offensive weapon, but has arguably struggled with consistency even more than previous attempts like JuJu Smith-Schuster, Najee Harris, and George Pickens. Jaylen Warren has now emerged as the missing star the Steelers have been seeking.PositiveBustOct 12, 2026
Metcalf's struggles continue to persist, and with Michael Pittman and Roman Wilson sidelined for multiple weeks, his lack of production opens the door for Germie Bernard to potentially become the Steelers' top target by season's end.PositiveDepth ChartOct 12, 2026
DK Metcalf is among the only healthy Steelers receivers at the time of writing, alongside Germie Bernard, Kaden Wetjen, and Brandon Smith (elevated from practice squad), positioning him for elevated target volume and role given the injuries to Roman Wilson, Ben Skowronek, and Michael Pittman.NegativeProjectionOct 11, 2026
Metcalf had a quiet Week 5 with just three catches for 23 yards, following his controversial quote about Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner. However, the pressure on him was alleviated by rookie Germie Bernard's strong performance and the tight ends' big day, suggesting the Steelers have plenty of comfortable options when Metcalf is quiet.PositiveUsageOct 7, 2026
Metcalf exceeded 100 receiving yards in a recent game against Cleveland, demonstrating strong individual performance despite the Steelers' offensive struggles and 2-2 record.PositiveUsageOct 6, 2026
DK Metcalf showed up in a critical moment in Week 4 against Cleveland, torching the Browns' secondary alongside Aaron Rodgers in a desperate fourth quarter comeback drive that resulted in a game-tying score. This late outburst demonstrates Metcalf's ability to produce in high-leverage situations, though the overall offensive inconsistency limits his week-to-week reliability.PositiveUsageOct 5, 2026
Open on two critical plays that Rodgers missed in Week 4 loss: got behind Browns defense for what would have been an easy touchdown, and was open on Steelers' final play in regulation that could have put team in range for potential game-tying field goal. Metcalf's availability and separation ability highlight missed offensive opportunities.PositiveUsageOct 2, 2026
Metcalf was left wide open on two critical plays where Aaron Rodgers failed to deliver: a third-quarter deep ball that would have been an easy touchdown, and the final play of the game where he was open for a completion that would have positioned the Steelers at the 35-yard line for a 52-yard field goal attempt to send the game to overtime. The Steelers' offensive struggles stem partly from the lack of an adequate No. 2 receiver opposite Metcalf after trading away George Pickens, who subsequently became an All-Pro.PositiveBreakoutOct 2, 2026
Metcalf recorded his best game of the season on Thursday with 5 receptions for 115 yards on a variety of plays including a sideline contested catch, 43-yard post, and wide receiver screen for big yards-after-carry on third down. He could've had an even stronger stat line if Rodgers had seen him breaking open in key moments. After a rough start to the season, Metcalf is finally looking the part and heated up in the fourth quarter with clutch connections to tie the game late. The source notes that even when the Steelers offense looked good earlier this season, Metcalf was underperforming relative to his role, so this performance should greatly add to the team's passing game options.PositiveUsageOct 2, 2026
Metcalf and Rodgers had their best game collectively of the season, connecting five times for 115 yards; this represents the strongest connection between the two since Rodgers' arrival and signals increased rapport and target volume in the Steelers' passing game.PositiveBreakoutSep 30, 2026
Metcalf, drafted at WR31 in ADP, largely underperformed through the first three weeks with multiple drops, 11 catches, and 98 receiving yards. However, he recorded his first touchdown catch against the Bengals in Week 3, posting 12.1 fantasy points in the win. Brooke Pryor suggests Metcalf might be turning a corner with the rest of the Steelers' offense finally producing.NegativeRoleSep 28, 2026
Metcalf caught a touchdown on Sunday but continues a rough start to the season for the Steelers' top receiver. One of his two holding penalties is tough to hold against him, though it did contribute to the inconsistent performance. Max Iheanachor notes it's good he caught the touchdown despite the penalties.NegativeUsageSep 28, 2026
Continued underperformance with three catches for 31 yards despite touchdown; also committed pair of penalties, one negating an 87-yard run. Source notes struggles will be overshadowed by TD and Steelers' win but marks 'another slow day' in pattern of limited production.PositiveUsageSep 27, 2026
DK Metcalf caught a touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers in the third quarter that proved to be one of the two pivotal plays deciding the game. Metcalf and Michael Pittman ran overlapping crossers that caused a collision between a pair of Bengals defenders, leaving Metcalf wide open for the score. This TD came after a roughing-the-kicker penalty on Cam Johnston extended the Steelers' drive, highlighting Metcalf's role as a key target in the Steelers' high-volume passing attack.NegativeBustSep 25, 2026
DK Metcalf has underperformed significantly through the first two weeks of the season. NFL.com's Nick Shook stated: "DK Metcalf has been one of the least reliable receivers in football through two weeks." This assessment comes amid broader offensive dysfunction, with the Steelers producing only one offensive touchdown in eight quarters. Metcalf's unreliability is cited alongside other offensive concerns including Pittsburgh's regressed offensive line, nonexistent running game, and Aaron Rodgers' accuracy issues under pressure. The source indicates Metcalf's early struggles are a notable component of the Steelers' offensive ineptitude.NegativeBustSep 24, 2026
Metcalf and the Steelers offense have struggled significantly through two games, scoring just 23 points total. The offensive performance has been poor enough that trade proposals have emerged suggesting Pittsburgh move on from Metcalf in exchange for Jameson Williams and a first-round pick. The source notes that if Metcalf and the offense continue to struggle in the coming weeks, the Steelers should consider such a move, indicating the current trajectory is concerning for fantasy production.NegativeBustSep 23, 2026
The Metcalf trade and extension are looking foolish now; the pairing of Rodgers and Metcalf never made sense stylistically because Rodgers likes precision and that's never been Metcalf's game. Both Arthur Smith and McCarthy have tried to increase targets to Metcalf in the quick game via screens and quick hitches, in part because Rodgers no longer likes to hang in the pocket long enough for the vertical routes Metcalf has always been better suited for. Metcalf isn't helping matters with his drops; while he's always been prone to occasional drops, he's nearly matched his drop total for all of last year (4) in just two weeks, and is on pace for a laughable 26-drop season should his struggles continue at the same rate.NegativeUsageSep 23, 2026
Metcalf is not separating at all against the Patriots secondary; the source notes a dump-off to Metcalf in motion would have been an acceptable outlet had the receiver not run straight into a bull-rushed Zach Frazier. Later film review shows Metcalf failing to create separation on multiple plays, though he does get a step ahead of the cornerback on a boundary go route late in the game. The source also notes Metcalf has long struggled with reliability.PositiveRoleSep 23, 2026
WR1 who had a poor start to the season; Mike McCarthy expresses faith in Metcalf, indicating the Steelers haven't given up on him despite early performance struggles.NegativeRoleSep 23, 2026
Le'Veon Bell criticizes DK Metcalf as the Steelers' top receiver, joining fans in frustration with the receiver's performance; the source frames this as part of a broader concern that the Steelers' high-pedigree offensive talent, including receivers, failed to get open and struggled to hang onto the ball in a 20-3 loss to New England, raising questions about whether the roster is weaker than expected.NegativeRoleSep 23, 2026
DK Metcalf is underperforming as the Steelers' primary receiving option; Jordan Rodgers notes that "no one complements DK, he's not playing as good as he should right now, and they don't have other options." With Michael Pittman Jr. absent and the Steelers lacking complementary weapons at receiver, Metcalf is isolated without support, mirroring last year's offensive limitations. The lack of a running game compounds the issue, forcing the offense to rely heavily on Metcalf without adequate help.PositiveBreakoutSep 23, 2026
Metcalf's track record suggests a turnaround remains possible. He has recorded three 1,000-yard seasons during his career and entered 2026 with 54 career receiving touchdowns, establishing a strong historical baseline for production that supports the expectation of a rebound from his current slow start.PositiveRoleSep 23, 2026
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy expressed confidence in Metcalf despite his slow start, stating 'DK is a pro, I'm very impressed with his professionalism.' McCarthy's faith in the receiver remains clear despite the early-season struggles, suggesting the coaching staff expects Metcalf to remain a focal point of the offense.NegativeProjectionSep 23, 2026
Through two games in 2026, Metcalf has recorded 8 receptions for 67 yards and 0 touchdowns, averaging just 8.4 yards per catch. Against New England, he was targeted 9 times but averaged only 6.8 yards per reception and dropped 2 passes. The struggles are particularly notable given his reputation as one of the NFL's premier big-play threats; he had opportunities to make explosive plays down the field in Week 1 but was unable to consistently capitalize, and the issues continued against New England as the Steelers offense struggled to generate explosive plays as a whole.NegativeRoleSep 22, 2026
The Steelers' top receiver drew criticism from Le'Veon Bell for his performance in the Week 2 loss to New England, with fans and former players frustrated with his inability to get open and his ball-handling issues in a game where the offense looked underprepared.NegativeBustSep 22, 2026
Through two games of the 2026 season, Metcalf has caught just 8 passes for 67 yards with costly drops plaguing his early performance. The source notes he has one of the worst contracts in the NFL, and his early-season struggles have drawn criticism from Steelers legend Le'Veon Bell, who questioned the value of Metcalf's contract given his inability to catch the ball consistently.PositiveProjectionSep 22, 2026
Metcalf has caught just 8 passes for 67 yards through two games while earning $33 million per year—a disappointing return on investment. He has been targeted 19 times but managed only 8 receptions; Rodgers has a 29.9 passer rating when targeting him. The source suggests benching him and reducing his target share, recommending the Steelers instead involve rookie Germie Bernard and expand Michael Pittman Jr.'s role when he returns.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Metcalf's inconsistencies in the Patriots game highlighted the Steelers offense's struggles and underscored how much the unit missed Michael Pittman Jr.; his performance was a team high in receptions but marked by notable inconsistency.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Metcalf recorded several drops and finished with four catches for 27 yards on nine targets against New England, showing maddening inconsistencies. Even when given the ball, the 6'4 receiver couldn't push the ball forward effectively. The source highlights that his inconsistencies underscore how much the offense missed Michael Pittman Jr., who was injured.PositiveRoleSep 20, 2026
Despite ranking 22nd in target share, Metcalf's average depth of target since becoming a Steeler is 7.21 yards—ranking 121st in the NFL—yet he ranks 101st in reception percentage, indicating he is not catching deep balls at a high rate and is struggling with separation and efficiency on short-to-intermediate routes.PositiveBustSep 20, 2026
Metcalf has been a net negative for the Steelers and borderline unplayable; he has eight receptions for 67 yards in the first two games of 2026, putting him at roughly $29,000 per yard if his $33 million annual contract is broken down on a per-game basis. His success rate when targeted is 89th dating back to last season despite ranking 22nd in target share, and he's averaging less than two yards of separation in 2026 after averaging only 2.6 yards of separation in 2025.PositiveProjectionSep 20, 2026
Through 17 games as a Steeler, Metcalf has caught 67 passes for 917 yards and six touchdowns, ranking 47th in EPA per target in 2025 and 57th dating back to the beginning of last season in that same stat, behind the likes of Brandin Cooks, Kalif Raymond, and Lil'Jordan Humphrey. In 2026, he ranked 89th in EPA per target (min. 10 routes run) going into Week 2.NegativeBustSep 20, 2026
DK Metcalf is becoming a net negative for the Steelers offense. He turned nine targets into just four catches for 27 yards. Both Roman Wilson and rookie second-rounder Germie Bernard finished the game with more yards on fewer targets. Drops continued to plague Metcalf. Head coach Mike McCarthy manufactured touches for Metcalf early, which never amounted to much. Metcalf continues to get the most targets of anyone in the offense, but it's becoming hard to justify that workload. The Steelers offense may need to reduce Metcalf's workload.NegativeUsageSep 20, 2026
Metcalf was shutdown for the second consecutive week by a high-quality cornerback, catching 4 of 9 targets for 27 yards with 2 drops, including a critical drop on 3rd-and-3 that would have converted a first down. Through two weeks, Metcalf has 8 receptions for 67 yards on 19 targets. The source notes that at $30+ million per year, he is currently one of the worst contracts in football.NegativeMatchupSep 20, 2026
The source raises a fantasy-relevant question about whether DK Metcalf will bounce back in performance versus the Patriots in Week 2, framing the matchup as a potential opportunity for a rebound performance.NegativeMatchupSep 20, 2026
DK Metcalf faces a Week 2 bounce-back opportunity against the Patriots after an unspecified Week 1 performance, with the matchup framed as a key question for Steelers fantasy outlook.PositiveBreakoutSep 20, 2026
Steelers WR DK Metcalf is positioned for a bounce-back game in Week 2 vs. Patriots; one the source calls it a perfect squeaky-wheel opportunity for Metcalf with Pittman out, noting that while Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez is a problem matchup, Metcalf will still be heavily involved. Another the source raises the fantasy question of whether Metcalf bounces back, suggesting upside potential.PositiveBreakoutSep 19, 2026
DK Metcalf had a frustrating Week 1 performance with dropped passes and missed explosive opportunities (estimated 150 additional yards left on the table), plus two offensive pass interference flags and multiple uncalled defensive pass interference plays against him. However, Aaron Rodgers explicitly committed to continuing to target him heavily moving forward, stating 'I'm going to keep feeding him.' Week 2 vs. New England presents a bounce-back opportunity, especially if Michael Pittman Jr. remains unavailable due to injury, which would increase Metcalf's target volume.PositiveProjectionSep 18, 2026
In Week 1, Metcalf was behind the defense on an overthrown slot go route on the 3rd play, behind the defense on a non-PI call go route down the left sideline, and behind the defense on a crosser that he dropped. Despite the drops and penalties, the source is encouraged by the near misses on chunk plays and expects the Steelers to hit on a handful of deep shots going forward. Against the Patriots in Week 2, the source would be pleased with 5+ receptions for 60+ yards.PositiveMatchupSep 17, 2026
D.K. Metcalf faces Week 2 against the New England Patriots; Rodgers is positioned as the ideal quarterback to manage Metcalf's temperament and maximize his efficiency, suggesting favorable conditions for Metcalf's production in this matchup.NegativeMatchupSep 17, 2026
Metcalf was targeted on a play-action pass in the end zone in Week 1, where the defensive back grabbed his arm before the ball arrived, but Metcalf still managed to get both hands on the ball. This was one of two incomplete play-action passes where the Steelers left points on the board. The source notes that despite the Steelers' inconsistent running game, Rodgers completed 6-of-8 play-action pass attempts for 65 yards, suggesting the offense could be more dangerous if the run game improves.NegativeUsageSep 15, 2026
DK Metcalf had an especially rough game against Atlanta, leaving some explosive plays on the table with an opportunity for maybe another 150 yards. Despite Rodgers' improved play and several "wow" throws, Metcalf and the pass-catcher group recorded drops, failed to complete several contested grabs, and were blatantly interfered with on a few reps.PositiveBustSep 14, 2026
Metcalf had a disappointing Week 1 with 4 catches on 10 targets for 40 yards. He committed two offensive pass interference penalties (one negating a 19-yard catch and run), dropped a pass over the middle that would have gained at least 20 yards, and failed to drag his feet down the sideline on a 4th-and-3 attempt. The source emphasizes drops as the biggest issue and notes this was supposed to be Metcalf's breakout season after disappointing first year in Pittsburgh and added receiver help. Fans booed after a critical drop, signaling frustration.NegativeUsageSep 14, 2026
DK Metcalf was targeted 10 times by Aaron Rodgers in Week 1 but only caught four passes; the source attributes the disconnect to two plays that could have been called pass interference and a few drops by Metcalf, indicating both external factors (officiating/playcalling rhythm) and execution issues that may affect his early-season fantasy consistency.NegativeUsageSep 14, 2026
Metcalf had a poor Week 1 outing on 10 targets, catching just 4 passes for 40 yards. One reception was negated by his second offensive pass interference penalty of the day, erasing a 19-yard gain. He also failed to drag his feet on a well-thrown sideline ball that would have gone for 21 yards and dropped Rodgers' best throw of the day between two Falcons defenders that would have gained 20 yards. In total, Metcalf's drops and penalties cost the Steelers 104 yards and 1 TD.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
Jack Sawyer argues that a more competent game from Metcalf could have led to much better offensive results in the Steelers' win over Atlanta, suggesting his performance was a limiting factor in the passing game despite the team's improved scheme execution.NegativeProjectionSep 14, 2026
DK Metcalf recorded at least one clean drop and couldn't hang onto several other passes expected of a $33 million wide receiver against Atlanta, marking an especially low point despite getting the best of the Falcons' talented secondary. Jack Sawyer notes Metcalf has always been an inconsistent receiver but should bounce back from this performance.NegativeBustSep 13, 2026
Metcalf had a terrible Week 1 showing with multiple issues: he was called for a pair of offensive pass interferences, was targeted 10 times but finished with just four catches for 40 yards, and had crucial drops. Rodgers and Metcalf seemed to be just a tick off timing-wise from each other all game, resulting in downfield passes bouncing off Metcalf's hands. In the third quarter, Rodgers hit Metcalf over the middle right in the hands and the receiver was not able to bring it in, resulting in boos from the crowd. If the Steelers offense is going to take a step up in 2026, Metcalf is going to need to step up.NegativeProjectionSep 13, 2026
DK Metcalf had a brutal Week 1 performance: called for offensive pass interference twice (one canceling a third-down conversion), dropped a perfect throw from Rodgers over the middle on another third down that prevented a conversion, and couldn't get his feet in bounds on 4th-and-3. The source explicitly states Metcalf's follies were a big stain on potential yards left out of the box score.NegativeDepth ChartSep 12, 2026
Positioned as the No. 1 or No. 2 wide receiver ahead of Roman Wilson on the Steelers' depth chart in the 2026 season.NegativeRoleSep 12, 2026
The source expresses concern about DK Metcalf's limited preseason reps heading into Week 1, citing this as a potential readiness issue for the Steelers' offense in the opener.NegativeRoleSep 10, 2026
Steelers WR DK Metcalf isn't worried about big stats, suggesting a pragmatic approach to his role in the offense focused on team success over individual production metrics.