Aaron Rodgers Reacts to Steelers' Quiet NFL Trade Deadline in New Video Amid WR Injuries

The Pittsburgh Steelers had a quiet trade deadline despite reportedly eyeing a wide receiver.

Reflecting on his team's lack of moves, Aaron Rodgers said his veteran status has made him skeptical about potential moves at the deadline.

"I've learned to never hold my breath around a trade deadline because I don't know that I've ever been part of a team — other than when we got Davante in Jersey — where there was an addition," Rodgers said Wednesday.

With the trade deadline now passed, the Steelers still lack depth at wide receiver. Once their group gets healthy, though, Rodgers believes they'll be able to hold their own in the playoffs.

"Yeah, but we got to get healthy," Rodgers said when asked if the Steelers have enough at wide receiver.

Pittsburgh has had a subpar passing game so far this year, averaging just 210.5 passing yards per game. The Steelers have been hit hard by injuries, though, with Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson and Cole Burgess all currently on the injured reserve.

Still, the Steelers sit atop the AFC North at 6-2. If they can get some depth back at wide receiver, they could be scary heading into the postseason.