Steelers’ Roman Wilson reveals Antonio Brown influence in his game

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson is in his third season, and he is aiming to have a breakout campaign after not getting ample opportunities in his first two years due to the team’s stacked rotation. The Steelers will face the Buffalo Bills in a preseason clash on Friday, and Wilson has another chance to prove his worth. He only logged a combined total of three receptions for 23 yards in their previous assignments against the Green Bay Packers and the New York Jets. The learning curve is high for the 25-year-old pass-catcher, whom the Steelers drafted in the third round in 2024. On “Not Just Football,” he revealed that he studies the game of former star Antonio Brown. “A big one for me is AB. I have a whole (video) cut-up. It’s literally all his targets since he’s been in the league. I watch that s*** all the time,” said Wilson. Who are the Steeler WR's studying? Roman Wilson AB Germie Bernard Ja'Marr Chase/CeeDee Lamb Michael Pittman Brandon Marshall, Larry Fitzgerald, JSN pic.twitter.com/d2vzDLnIAV — Not Just Football (@NotJustFootball) August 25, 2026 Brown was a top-tier wide receiver during his prime. He was a five-time All-Pro, seven-time Pro Bowler, two-time receptions leader, two-time receiving yards leader, and a one-time receiving touchdowns leader. Later in his career, he helped the Tampa Bay Buccaneers win the Super Bowl in 2021. Sadly, he has been embroiled in legal issues and numerous controversies following his retirement. Still, Wilson has learned a lot by watching Brown’s highlights. It is up to him to translate it on the field with the Steelers, who are looking to improve their passing game. Last season, he was targeted 21 times, leading to 12 receptions for 166 yards and one touchdown. The post Steelers’ Roman Wilson reveals Antonio Brown influence in his game appeared first on ClutchPoints.