Steelers Undrafted WRs Making Roster Push

It would be wild if all three of these players made the 53-man roster. The Steelers have their first three wideouts in DK Metcalf, Calvin Austin III and Roman Wilson. Ben Skowronek is likely a lock as a special teamer, and Scotty Miller is making it hard to miss the team, leading the Steelers against the Jaguars with four receptions for 47 yards.

That's only five, though. Typically, the Steelers keep five or six wide receivers, depending on how many players they keep at other positions. But nothing really stands out. They'll likely only keep three running backs and four tight ends. Maybe they'll keep an extra cornerback, but that's likely it. Meaning if they want to keep six wideouts, they can.

All three have two more games to prove they should be that last wideout - if it's open. That means they need to look so good that the Steelers open their minds to keep an extra, plus having one of their rookies surpass veteran Robert Woods. It's a pretty big hill to climb before the end of the month.

The favorite may be Hurleman, but Williams is making himself difficult to deny. The Indiana product has had many impressive days at training camp, and his two catches and touchdown grab against the Jaguars may have put himself at the top of the list.

Hurleman plays all positions, having experience at running back, wide receiver, defensive back and as a returner. He's been one of the most exciting players at Saint Vincent College during camp, as it's becoming a daily occurrence that fans standing behind the media will go "who is No. 34?"

Taylor has had his moments and is the fan-favorite. He's not out of the running for sure.

Things are just getting started, but the Steelers' iffy wide receiver situation may have a few exciting, unexpected options. Three players who now have two more games to convince the team they need to stay.