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Welcome to the Terrible Take and many podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney. For the second year in a row, things didn't go well for Pittsburgh Steelers

wide receiver, Roman Wilson. While he showed flashes with touchdowns against the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Chargers

last year, it was too far and few between, and it ultimately led to Wilson being benched

late in the season, made a healthy scratch.

That tough pill to swallow came one year after Wilson played just five snaps as a rookie

due to multiple injuries.

After that rookie season limited by injuries, Wilson had the right mindset, keeping things

in a positive light. He did that last season too, especially after becoming a healthy scratch.

On the Christian Coons podcast that published Thursday morning, Wilson detailed how he attacked

being a healthy scratch. Using it as a time to reset, learn more about the game, and dive into

...