All articles tagged with #roman wilson
Originally Published 17 days ago — by Steelers.com
The article features a Q&A with Steelers-related questions covering topics such as NFL draft history, player injuries, game rules, coaching decisions, and fan behavior, with detailed insights and opinions from the author.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Steelers.com
The article discusses training camp insights for the Steelers, highlighting that depth charts are not definitive, Rodgers' leadership and skills as an upgrade over Wilson, Wilson's promising performance, the limited preseason play for veterans, and the team's roster strategies, along with schedule details for media coverage.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PennLive.com
The Pittsburgh Steelers' first week of OTAs saw standout performances from wide receiver Roman Wilson and rookie Kaleb Johnson, while quarterback Will Howard faced early struggles. Other notable mentions include cornerback Cory Trice's promising start and the sidelining of Roc Taylor due to injury, highlighting the team's evolving roster and player development.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PennLive.com
The Pittsburgh Steelers' first OTAs revealed key developments including Roman Wilson's focus on improving his game after injury, Beanie Bishop's reworked physique to secure his starting role, strategic position changes at offensive tackle, and positive impressions of rookie Derrick Harmon, indicating a promising start to the team's offseason preparations.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Behind the Steel Curtain
The Steelers' OTAs from May 27 to June 5 are providing insights into roster hierarchy and player competition, with particular attention to receiver Roman Wilson, who is aiming to secure a prominent role after limited play due to injuries in his rookie season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Roman Wilson, a former Michigan player, believes that Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh will draft several Michigan players to join the team, as Harbaugh had brought several coaches from Michigan with him to Los Angeles. Wilson, who was one of 18 Michigan players at the Scouting Combine, expressed interest in reuniting with Harbaugh and potentially joining the Chargers, especially after the team recently parted ways with two wide receivers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Steelers Depot
In Field Yates' latest mock draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers are projected to address their needs for offensive building blocks by selecting Duke offensive lineman Graham Barton at No. 20 overall and Michigan wide receiver Roman Wilson at No. 51 overall. Barton, known for his versatility and impressive athleticism, is expected to transition to center in the NFL, while Wilson, with excellent route running skills and elite speed, could provide the Steelers with high-end talent at wide receiver. Both players have drawn significant interest from the Steelers' coaching staff and front office, making them potential key additions to the team.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
Several players improved their NFL Draft stock during Senior Bowl practices, with Spencer Rattler showcasing his arm talent and Roman Wilson standing out as a top receiver prospect. Other notable performers included Dylan Laube at running back, Theo Johnson at tight end, Tyler Guyton at offensive tackle, Christian Haynes at guard, Jackson Powers-Johnson at center, Darius Robinson at edge, T’Vondre Sweat at defensive tackle, JD Bertrand at linebacker, Quinyon Mitchell at cornerback, and Tykee Smith at safety.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CHGO Sports
The 2024 Senior Bowl kicked off with standout performances from players like Jackson Powers-Johnson, who impressed as a center during 1-on-1 drills, while running backs Rasheen Ali and Marshawn Lloyd showcased their skills in pass-catching and running. Wide receivers Roman Wilson, Ricky Pearsall, Ladd McConkey, and Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint also made notable plays, with Wilson standing out for his consistent separation downfield and Pearsall displaying precise route running and acceleration.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Detroit Free Press
Michigan football wide receiver Roman Wilson suffered a hard hit and left the game against Maryland with a potential head injury. It is unclear if he was concussed or just shaken up, but he was declared out for the game as a precautionary measure. Linebacker Michael Barrett also exited the game with a shoulder injury. Wilson had been Michigan's leading receiver this season, and his absence may impact the team's depth at the wide receiver position. The Wolverines will need to prepare for their upcoming game against Ohio State.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPN
Michigan wide receiver Roman Wilson was ruled out of the game against Maryland after taking a hard hit in the first quarter. Wilson, the team's leading receiver, was initially penalized for targeting but cleared following a review. The exact nature of his head injury is unknown, but the medical staff ruled him out as a precautionary measure. Wilson's absence is a significant loss for Michigan, as he leads the team in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns.