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#5) George Pickens
The Pittsburgh Steelers have one of the more underrated wide receiver corps this season. The biggest names are former Pro Bowlers Allen Robinson and Diontae Johnson, but one other name deserves a mention:
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Last year, George Pickens shone as a rookie, recording 801 receiving yards and four receiving touchdowns, the latter a team-high. He enters his sophomore season more confident than ever, and that may very translate to his first 1,000-yarder.
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