Wide receiver Mike Williams had a brief but impactful performance in his first game with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The New York Jets sent Williams to the Steelers on Tuesday in exchange for a 2025 fifth-round pick on Sunday.

Williams (6-4) is a tall, athletic, outside receiver best at hauling in 50/50 balls and making plays down the field. Corley is shorter (5-11) and more of a slot receiver/gadget player than an outside threat, known as the “YAC king” at Western Kentucky University for his ability to make plays (and break tackles) after the catch.

The inevitable happened on Tuesday when the Pittsburgh Steelers finally acquired their coveted veteran wideout. That wideout was former Jets receiver Mike Williams, who was traded to Pittsburgh after a disappointing nine-game run in New York.

The NFL trade deadline was expected to be a relatively quiet one for the New York Jets and that ended up being the case. There were no more aggressive moves mad

A person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press that the New York Jets traded wide receiver Mike Williams to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a fifth-round pick in next year’s draft.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent the past few months trying to trade for a wide receiver and they finally made that happen on Tuesday. With just hours to go before the NFL trade

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers has called on a New York Jets receiver to get more opportunities after Mike Williams was dealt at the trade deadline to the Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers who will have the most to do with getting the ball to Mike Williams — the one calling the plays and the one throwing the passes — did their best Thursday to downplay the immediate impact their newly acquired wide receiver could have on the offense.