D.K. Metcath, Pittsburgh Steelers, wide receiver, a team in that it feels like has been searching for a wide receiver to trade for for quite some time.

Last off season, we know they chased

Brian Ayuk. Midseason, we heard them linked to Devante Adams. Now they make the move

for D.K. Metcalfe for a 2025 second round pick, number 52 overall, and then immediately

hand out a new five-year, $150 million contract, according to NFL networks, Tom Pelliserro.

So Hayden, it is now George Pickens plus D.K. Metcalf, the Bash brothers are together in Pittsburgh.

Yeah, true, what can go wrong with those two wide receivers personality-wise?

Ultimately, what's going to happen here is just going to come down to the quarterback play.

But I do like when teams trade for a player and immediately have the contract

in place because all of a sudden the leverage game isn't so bad for the teams. The contract

size seems ridiculous, but remember, it all comes down to the guaranteed money. And it also,

five years from now,

what is the NFL salary cap going to look like? It's going to look a lot different.

Just rewinding five years back, uh, the salary cap was a hundred million dollars less than what

it is today. So 30 million dollars five years from now is not going to be all that crazy.

But for D.K. Metcalf, it is very redundant between him and George Pickens.

I view them fairly similarly.

You have two guys that can absolutely win downfield.

D.K. Metcalf is very, very fast.

He also struggles in contested situations.

Third and fives, for example, underneath.

He's not, like, as dominant in the red zone as you'd think he would for a size.

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