The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly bargain hunting for low-cost veteran wide receivers who can still make a difference on offense, and one such playmaker is Jauan Jennings of the Minnesota Vikings.
Jennings, despite his success with the San Francisco 49ers, hasn't found the same usage or success in Minnesota. He has caught just 6 passes for 54 yards over the past 6 games in 2026 and could use a change of scenery at the trade deadline.
This is where the Steelers come into play, as Pittsburgh could use another talented wide receiver option and may not want to spend big at the deadline. Acquiring Jennings may cost Pittsburgh around a late Day 3 pick, which seems to be in the ballpark of what the team is looking to spend.
The only problem with
this potential trade scenario is that Jennings may not want to play for Pittsburgh. It was reported that the San Francisco 49ers were interested in reuniting with Jennings via a trade with the Vikings, but the veteran wide receiver shot it down in order to remain with Minnesota.
However, considering the Vikings' abysmal quarterback play and complete and disastrous performance on Monday Night Football, Jennings could have a change of heart and accept a trade to the Steelers in order to play with Aaron Rodgers this season.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Will Steelers trade for Jauan Jennings? What fans should know
