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Since the Week 7 quarterback switch, George Pickens has accumulated 276 receiving yards and two touchdown grabs on 14 receptions. His target share during that time frame is nearly 25% which shows how intentional the offense and Wilson himself have been in getting the star playmaker the ball whenever applicable.<\/p>\n
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Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens runs after the catch against the Washington Commanders on Nov. 10, 2024. \u2014 Ed Thompson \/ Steelers Now<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Pittsburgh\u2019s approach to this new-look offense has been thoughtful to say the least and they\u2019ve been rewarded with excellent results thus far. They\u2019re still a run-heavy attack but they\u2019re using his big play ability to provide the explosive that were previously missing through the first portion of the 2024 season.<\/p>\n
Throughout his career, Wilson\u2019s best moments have come when he\u2019s operated on lower volume with an offensive coordinator who caters to his strengths as a play action deep ball passer. With him under center, the offense is 10th in EPA\/play league-wide and has averaged a healthy 30 points per game.<\/p>\n
The soon-to-be 36-year old has seen his athleticism wane in recent years but there\u2019s no denying that he\u2019s still one of the more dangerous deep-ball throwers that we have in our game right now. Only Justin Herbert and Lamar Jackson have completed more passes over 20+ yards over the past month and that was with both signal callers playing an additional game in that time frame.<\/p>\n