The Steelers had an inconsistent group of wide receivers last season. Though they showed excellence, they need improvement. Mike Wallace has blazing speed and should replace Nate Washington as a legitimate deep threat. Wallace also provides excitement on kick and punt returns.

William Gay showed that he could be counted on when injuries were to occur. With the Steelers pass rush still intact, he may only have to be in coverage for four seconds.

If he plays as well as he did last season, he may be considered an upgrade over Bryant McFadden.

Limas Sweed had a terrible rookie campaign, and he knows it. Limas should be out tere to prove he is NFL ready.

Reports out of OTA's say he has been impressive. History is on Limas Sweed's side. Steelers receivers that had great careers, had terrible rookie seasons.

Timmons has shown that he is capable of starting. If the team wasn't confident in him, they wouldn't have released Larry Foote.

This man can be a Steelers legend, starting next season.

Rashard Mendenhall had his season cut short, so we didn't see much of him. Willie Parker is in the final season of his contract and Mendenhall knows it.

Mendenhall's goal this season is to outplay Parker to show that he can be a starter. Parker's goal is to outplay Mendenhall so he can get a new contract. It looks like the Steelers may be set at running back this season.