Posted on Nov 10
Steelers to debut Mike Williams and Preston Smith against Washington Commanders
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have added wide receiver Mike Williams and pass rusher Preston Smith to their roster, bolstering their lineup for the second half of the season.
Why it matters: The acquisitions of Williams and Smith provide valuable reinforcements for the Steelers as they aim to maintain their strong 6-2 record and compete against tough opponents in the coming weeks.
What's new: The Steelers acquired Williams from the New York Jets and Smith from the Green Bay Packers at the trade deadline. Both players are expected to make their debuts for the team in the upcoming game against the Washington Commanders.
- According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Williams and Smith are set to make their debut on Sunday, as confirmed by a source.
Yes, but: While the addition of Williams and Smith brings excitement, the Steelers also had to part ways with draft picks in the process.
- Pittsburgh sent a fifth-round pick to the Jets in exchange for Williams and a seventh-round pick to the Packers for Smith.
What to watch: All eyes will be on Williams and Smith as they integrate into the Steelers' system and contribute to the team's success for the remainder of the season.
- Their performance will be closely monitored, especially against the NFC East-leading Washington team.
What's next: With the arrival of Williams and Smith, the Steelers hope to maintain their winning momentum and continue their push for a playoff spot.
- The team will rely on their contributions both offensively and defensively to secure victories in the challenging games ahead.
The bottom line: The Steelers' strategic moves to acquire Mike Williams and Preston Smith demonstrate their commitment to strengthening their roster and making a playoff push in the second half of the season.
- These additions provide depth and talent to key positions, enhancing the team's chances of success.