Michael Pittman

Here s where the Steelers will pick in April.

The Colts opted to keep Alec Pierce and trade Michael Pittman Jr. Matt Harmon examines both moves and their fantasy football impact.

This comes from a source Holder spoke with, who suggested "8-10" targets a game could be in the range of outcomes for Pierce next season. Given the massive $116 million payday he received to stay with the Colts, and the team's decision to trade away Michael Pittman, it's safe to assume there will be more targets available for Pierce in 2026. That said, he'll still have Tyler Warren and Josh Downs to compete with for targets, and the Colts will likely look to replace Pittman with a player not currently on the roster. Dating back to his college days at Cincinnati, Pierce has never been known as a target hog, but there will be added incentive to get the ball in his hands after his record-setting deal for a free agent receiver. Pierce profiles as a fringe WR2/WR3 until we see more targets come his way. In his breakout 2025 season he finished as a top-24 PPR receiver in 46 percent of his games.

Trade terms emerge on the Steelers acquisition of Michael Pittman.

Kirk Cousins will be released by the Falcons tomorrow, ending his two-year run in Atlanta. That could lead to interest from a few QB-needy teams, including the Steelers. [RELATED: Steelers To Acquire, Extend WR Michael Pittman Jr.] Pittsburgh’s quarterback plan for 2026 hinges once again on Aaron Rodgers. The future Hall of Famer is expected to arrive […]