Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens says he does not expect to be traded, despite the recent rumors about him.

Pittsburgh Steelers third-year wide receiver George Pickens sounded off on NFL trade speculation on Instagram.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens could be done with the team, following a new report about his behavior.

The wide receiver’s roller-coaster season with the Steelers took one final turn, when the wideout fielded a question about his belief in the offense.

The Athletic reported Tuesday that George Pickens was late to the Steelers’ Christmas Day game against the Chiefs, not arriving to Acrisure Stadium until after coach Mike Tomlin had submitted his inactive list.

George Pickens has made headlines for all the wrong reasons in 2024, but this time is different, as the Pittsburgh Steelers receiver has won an award for his performance against the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild-Card round of the playoffs.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are once again back to the drawing board after a disappointing first-round postseason exit. That has become all too common in recent yea

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens wasn't trying to create a headache for the team after a loss to the Baltimore Ravens, but did so anyway. AFC Wild Card Playoffs: Pittsburgh Steelers v Baltimore Ravens / Kevin Sabitus/GettyImages The ...

Mike Carver predicts a trade for George Pickens this offseason from the Steelers, citing his narcissistic, immature antics, overshadowing his vast talent.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the most highly-discussed teams in the NFL since they were eliminated in the playoffs. Rumors have surfaced about Mike Tomlin’s seat being hot, and there is talk of several players being on the block with the team potentially trying to reset itself.

The third-year wideout finished the season with 36 receptions for 548 yards and four touchdowns, averaging 15.2 yards per catch and showing he could be a big-play contributor. Austin also served as the team's punt returner and ranked seventh in the NFL with a 10.3-yard average.