The possibilities available this summer are interesting, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are in need of wide outs. Chris Godwin, a former Penn State standout who will be available for purchase, may be one of those players. Godwin is among the top names on the market until he signs a contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, however they may be interested in his return.
According to Pro Football Focus, Godwin’s slot abilities make him a potential ideal fit for the Steelers. The 28-year-old wide receiver might be the player the Steelers need to add to their roster.
Godwin was headed to be an All-Pro until he suffered a dislocated ankle at the end of the season. His receiving grade of 85.7 PFF was the third-highest in the NFL through seven weeks and his best since 2019. Whether Pickens is dealt or extended, the 28-year-old would provide a fantastic slot and underneath option for whoever is under center in Pittsburgh come next season, according to Pro Football Focus.
Anyone hoping to sign Godwin will be quite concerned about his dislocated ankle. However, if the Steelers want to make a big statement during the free agency season, he is an appealing choice due to his consistent high level of performance and the fact that he is only 28.
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