Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens struggled in Saturday's 19–17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, to say the least. Pickens caught one pass out of six targets for zero yards. A couple of the passes thrown by quarterback Russell Wilson to Pickens could've possibly won the game for the Steelers,

Russell Wilson is mitigating cause for concern surrounding WR George Pickens, who has struggled mightily these final few weeks.

The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the AFC playoffs on the heels of a four-game losing streak after dropping yet another game to the Cincinnati Bengals. With a 19-17

"I believe in George," is what Russell Wilson said about George Pickens after his terrible performance in Week 18.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens is looking to move on from the team's recent struggles, and isn't adding anything to a controvers

George Pickens had more drops than yards gained on Saturday. More inflammatory interactions with fans at Acrisure Stadium, too. It was that kind of night for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ No. 1 wide receiver,

George Pickens, who started the season playing like a top receiver, has been poor since his return, as he and Wilson seem to lack chemistry.

Pickens suffered a hamstring injury ahead of the Steelers' Week 14 game against the Browns. It seemed like it would be minor, but it sidelined him for three games. The wide receiver might be the team MVP because the offense looked like a shell of itself without him on the field.